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CAG8OR: (2016-11-16 06:58:26)
Anybody have a good source to buy these without paying a ridiculous sum???
CAG8OR: (2016-11-16 07:12:12)
Well, looks like the first sight I went too gave me the incorrect part numbers. Looks like the correct part numbers are 2607821P00 (Left) and 2602821P00 (Right) I can't believe how hard they are making this item to find. 26077 & 26027M appear to be the Nissan Look up codes.
Z_Karma: (2016-11-16 08:56:47)
I was on a search for some as well for my SS and i ended up saying fuck-it and made my own using the OEM ones as a template.
REV 1: I sandwiched the flap with a 90deg lower plate and a flat upper plate and some button-head fasteners but it interfered with the headlight cover.
REV 2: I made the flap a bit longer, and copied the pattern of the plate on it and it is sandwiched between the headlight bracket and the new plate.
It's held in place with coarse thread trim screws instead of the plastic fasteners.
Now, i do have a machine shop at work that i made these in, but i could have done the same at home, it just would have taken longer.
The rubber i used was McMaster-Carr PN 8698K72 fabric reinforced neoprene.
It was 11.25 for a 12X12 sheet. The aluminum was some 12ga scrap i had.
Reds89: (2016-11-16 14:17:48)
I ended up buying a set from Japan. They were crazy expensive, but they took NOS 84 zenki pieces which is still available in Japan and cut them to fit on a kouki. So, they are longer than the original kouki versions which is fine by me. They also came with some NOS clips to hold them in but they don't always stay put. I'd go with what Zkarma did and use trim screws to hold in place.
CAG8OR: (2016-11-16 14:52:02)
Wow, that looks very nice. Where did you get the rubber material?
Sorry, see it now!
NISMODV: (2017-08-31 18:22:58)
Hey just wondering if you are able to still make these if so how much for the pair mine are shot and im getting ready to take everything apart thanks in advance
Z_Karma: (2017-08-31 20:42:39)
Hey just wondering if you are able to still make these if so how much for the pair mine are shot and im getting ready to take everything apart thanks in advance
No time to mfg these for sale, sorry.
The material is inexpensive (people have used mudflap material in the past) and you just need to trace the ones you have onto it using a sharpie, then scissors or a razor to cut it out.
NISMODV: (2017-08-31 20:46:05)
No problem I was just wondering as the ones that are on the car well that were on the car have basically dry rotted and cracked apart its looks like those eyelashes you see now adays lmfao thanks though im sure I can make something work