August 18, 200818 yr comment_268844 Also the lanyards are renound for rubbing away at your paintwork. Just thought i should add. Report
August 18, 200818 yr comment_268846 MMM pedestrian shredders. I don't think i would want to get hit by a car with or without those on it Report
August 18, 200818 yr Author comment_268857 Also the lanyards are renound for rubbing away at your paintwork. Just thought i should add. the lanyards supplied are meant to be 'anti-scratch' covered cable, but i'll keep an eye on it. Report
August 18, 200818 yr comment_268935 Also the lanyards are renound for rubbing away at your paintwork. Just thought i should add. Never had that problem, and mine have been on for 16 years now. Jono, sorry I haven't got back, but I got called into work before I got the piccies, and I buggered if I'm doing them right now! Cheers R Report
August 19, 200818 yr comment_269136 Here we go. Better late than never. Drilled 1/2 inch hole through where the thraded insert/ nut was for bonnet support. Usually I have a thick piece of rubber over the pin to support the bonnet when closed, but I removed it for clarity. Hole through bottom of bonnet, in indentation where the bonnet support sits. Stainless disc on top to prevent paint damage around where the pin goes. Hope this is of some help. R Report
August 19, 200818 yr comment_269151 Mine were similar but I kept the factory rubber stops and fitted the pins next to them. Report
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