Anyone selling a set of "short" clear corners?
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Anyone moving up to european size clear corners? I'm looking for an interim set of short 993 U.S. clear corners to put on my car until I eventually do a bumperette delete or full bumper conversion that will allow for european size clears.
Thanks.
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I'll take a second pair if anyone happens to be loaded up with short clear corners. Skywachr - I don't mean to bogart your post. I'll be sure to stay second in line.
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Get the euro's and do it yourself. It's much cheaper that way. That's all the vendors do for the short ones, and charge you double for the 'labor.'
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I have a set of "no name" long clear corners that you could mod. They didn't fit all that well on my car (tight to put on) so I put the yellows back on.
Yours for the cost of shipping if you want to experiment...
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Yours for the cost of shipping if you want to experiment...
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I had the same ones until I came across a pair of OEM ones for a great price. I had to do some shaving and they still were a tight fit. However, they looked like OEM ones when installed. Just becarful on the silicone job. I did mine and it looked like a third graders art project.