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A4 B8.5 Front wing protector part number required please
Audi_luvva replied to Darryl's topic in Audi A4 (B8) Forum
Hi, they from Audi parts direct: https://www.audipartsdirect.co.uk/a4/2008-2015-8k/exterior-protection/ Check which front spat you need. For my particular vehicle, I needed the part: https://www.audipartsdirect.co.uk/product/audi-a4-front-mud-flaps-2012-onwards-8k0075111a If that's the one you need then OK, but if you need the different version, maybe ask if the extensions come with those as well? -
A4 B8.5 Front wing protector part number required please
Audi_luvva replied to Darryl's topic in Audi A4 (B8) Forum
Hi Darryl, I recently bought a set of front mudflaps and those pieces came with them. I don't think you can buy them separately? -
It's just a 'nice to have', that's all, thanks. I did get some new mud flaps tho'!
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So just as an update, RGM don't have any stock of the SS panels, only plastic. ...... because Covid (again)... I saw a nice brushed type here, and asked if they did a polished one, but alas no. https://www.tuning-art.com/en/load-edge-protection/fuer-audi/stainless-steel-bumper-protector-for-audi-a4-avant-b8-fl-12-2011/a-10014 So, I'm now filtering through some eBay types. I'll keep you posted.
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Hmm, don't see why not? Depends on how much horizontal area there is behind the lid ie how much you'll see from behind the car?
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Thanks again. I got to their website, but it seems they either don't make it anymore or they are out of stock. Looks like good quality though!
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Thanks. Was it an eBay jobbie?
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As per the title; does anyone want to sell mudflaps for a B8.5 Avant? Thanks.
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Hi all, as per the title, has anyone bought and fitted one of these or similar? What's the quality like? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/303786107736 Thanks!
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Hello, newby here, but did you know each end compresses inwards? They are spring loaded. They are wider in the relaxed state, but they are squeezed into the recesses.
