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Old 30-06-2011, 09:50 AM
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Gonna fit my P1 splitter over the weekend hopefully and wanted to know what glue to use, also what rubber edging to use.. Any help would be appreciated..
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Old 30-06-2011, 11:46 AM
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I used tiger-seal but I have been told that its a nightmare to get off once its set
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Old 30-06-2011, 12:21 PM
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I would always say, nuts, bolts and washers mate.
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Old 30-06-2011, 12:58 PM
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I used tiger-seal but I have been told that its a nightmare to get off once its set
Just brought some of that stuff

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I would always say, nuts, bolts and washers mate.
Would love to do that Worzel but the problem is that there are no fitting kits for the P1 splitter as i was told that they are glued on...

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Cheers tone, where can you get that from?
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Old 30-06-2011, 05:52 PM
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Used tigerseal when I put my p1 splitter on the type r and was fine to use
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Old 30-06-2011, 06:12 PM
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Bolted my last one..... Was genuine so was a bloody good fit allround managed to hide a couple of bolts I'n each wheel arch Plus wanted it to be a bit harder to remove if any little hood rats took a liking to it
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Old 30-06-2011, 06:51 PM
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Guess its a **** copy if it dosnt even have fixings
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Take bumper off and drill and fix with some nice stainless steel fixings!
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Thinking about getting a splitter for mine and I don't know I would feel too confident about keeping it with glue alone. I would always suggest bolting it on if at all possible, otherwise make damn sure it is well glued!
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Old 30-06-2011, 08:15 PM
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Guess its a **** copy if it dosnt even have fixings
If it I's a **** one(cheaper version) sealant maybe ok if it's strong... As the cheap ones usually weigh alot less than genuines
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Used tigerseal when I put my p1 splitter on the type r and was fine to use
Funny enough that is what i have purchased..

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Bolted my last one..... Was genuine so was a bloody good fit allround managed to hide a couple of bolts I'n each wheel arch Plus wanted it to be a bit harder to remove if any little hood rats took a liking to it
Sounds like a good idea just worried about the chavs in my area..

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Guess its a **** copy if it dosnt even have fixings
Mine is an original one James, i spoke to Subaru and they advised that there is no fitting kit for them as i was advised theat the originals are glued on..

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Take bumper off and drill and fix with some nice stainless steel fixings!
Yeah i was thinking of doing that but also was thinking of glueing as well as the chavs round my area..

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Thinking about getting a splitter for mine and I don't know I would feel too confident about keeping it with glue alone. I would always suggest bolting it on if at all possible, otherwise make damn sure it is well glued!
Exactly what i was thinking.
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Mine only had glue and all prep kit with from new no brackets either mate... Made my own descret holes for screws and binned the glue off
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If it's a genuine P1 splitter mate you will have this stamp in the centre of the splitter





and this stamp adjacent to the towing eye









If you cant see both stamps, it's not a genuine P1 splitter.


As mentioned by Worzel bolts are better than glue.

I have grounded out many times in car parks etc and we have fabricated 4 brackets.
It's rock solid now and never moves when scraping the underside on the odd occasion.
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Old 01-07-2011, 01:43 PM
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I have the first stamp deffinatley, have not looked for the second one. How many places has yours been secured at Clive??
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