Seeing if anyone has a good set of air deflectors to sell. I still have mine but the holes where they bolt to the car are corroded pretty badly. I know these are not the most popular part to keep on the car...
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Seeing if anyone has a good set of air deflectors to sell. I still have mine but the holes where they bolt to the car are corroded pretty badly. I know these are not the most popular part to keep on the car...
-----Dan B.
Location: Florida: Pinellas County
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My VIN: 5003 Never placed Concourse
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This is what I?ve got now:Originally Posted by dn010
-----Dan B.
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You can use a rectangular plate, or find a place that welds aluminum.
Location: Florida: Pinellas County
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I can weld aluminum no problem but I thought it would be easier to just buy them from one of those air deflector haters.
-----Dan B.
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Those deflectors are fine. Clean them up and when you install them, use oversized fender washers between the nut and deflector. They will hide the elongated hole and also hold the deflectors in place firmly.This is what I?ve got now:
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I have a have a passenger side in NC.
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