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Postby clemo » Sun 18.11.2007, 18:03

i quite like it...
i do however feel that i would probably crack and maybe take the underside of the bumper with it..

i know that my rubber lip one scrapes and occasionaly rips out the screws .

i do like elko's splitter as well..

there is also another front version that i cannot find now but it was on a korean link ( pre lec facelift)

they were like front wing end plates from an F1 car..

off to google to track it down..
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Postby John_W » Sun 18.11.2007, 18:35

Clemo,
That would be the photos at the bottom of this page?
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Postby clemo » Sun 18.11.2007, 18:55

yep thats them.
the yellow ones ..
ive also seen another version that goes by the rear part of the sill... by the stone chipping bit !

not to sure on the other one though .. its a bit fast and furious for me
but each to there own.
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Postby Elanlover » Sun 18.11.2007, 20:15

I know this is off topic but, where on earth do these pages come from and why aren't they accessible form the main site? There's some great info here!
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Postby clemo » Sun 18.11.2007, 20:22

if you look at the address bar we are currently on forward slash forum
and at the moment i am on forward slash / forum /slash posting... ( as i am making a posting)

i guess that you have bookmarked this page on your favorites.
but if you just go to www.lotuselancentral.com then you will get the full listing of sections to use..

and then www.lotuselancentral.com/lec

and so on..

the big wide world of WWW.
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Postby GeoffSmith » Sun 18.11.2007, 20:49

John keeps reminding us that there are a stack of old, pre-melt down, recovered pages available via www.lotuselancentral.com/lec/ although there do not appear to be any links from the current site.

I believe John is trying to act as the missing link. :roll: :wink:
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Postby John_W » Sun 18.11.2007, 21:50

geoffsmith wrote:I believe John is trying to act as the missing link.

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Postby GeoffSmith » Sun 18.11.2007, 22:10

:-D
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Postby dapinky » Sun 18.11.2007, 22:55

Well, you live and learn!

That's the first time (in 14 months) that i've actually seen a link to the fabled 'Old site'.....

I was beginning to think it was like a Yeti - heard of, believed in, but never proven to exist :lol:
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Postby lotusgirlmarie » Mon 19.11.2007, 00:42

I bought one side for him at a Lotus dealer sale and he got the other from dave bean I think. thy're normally $300USD but I lucked out on the dealer having one for $200USD or so.
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