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Old 26-09-2005, 04:14 PM
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Has anyone got the blanking plates that go in the corners of the bottom grill on the bumper of an Escort Cosworth?

See picture below - you can see, where they bolt to in corners where holes are...

Old 26-09-2005, 04:19 PM
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I've got some Mike.........

Swap them for something from the R & B on-line shop
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...do you not run a splitter then Mike?

Or is your setup to low for the road?
Old 26-09-2005, 04:29 PM
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Doug,
Prove it, as I got Martin to see if he could remove the ones off your car, but it didn't have any on it for him to do so . Seriously, depends on what you want... .

Phil,
I do indeed run a spoiler, but that was the only photo I had that showed the grill locations adequately and that was on one of the four occasions that I had broken it .
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Doug have you got more pics of your Escos and what ET your wheels are?
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Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Doug,
Prove it, as I got Martin to see if he could remove the ones off your car .................
Seriously, depends on what you want...
Something in pink would be nice.........

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Originally Posted by Bosch-Man
Doug have you got more pics of your Escos and what ET your wheels are?
Phil, my O.Z. 18" Super T's are offset ET25........



The O.Z. 17" Superlites (magnesium) are normal Group A offset of ET35 mm so I need to fit spacers (10 - 12 mm and longer studs).....




Will post pics of the Es Cos in a few mins.
Old 26-09-2005, 04:54 PM
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...i just feel mine need about 5mm spacers added to make them look right.

Pics will be good.
Old 26-09-2005, 04:57 PM
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Mike buy some stainless steel ones and get then powdercoated

Or get pro alloy to make some... IF you are stuck and need a pattern I have mine still...
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Originally Posted by Bosch-Man
...i just feel mine need about 5mm spacers added to make them look right.
Pics will be good.
Phil, I need the spacers (on the 17" superlites) to clear the strut platforms......they actually clear the AP brakes no problem (330 mm / 4 pots).



Old 26-09-2005, 05:00 PM
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Default Re: Calling all breakers / DaveEscos / Ginge

Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Has anyone got the blanking plates that go in the corners of the bottom grill on the bumper of an Escort Cosworth?
Yes , but 'm not a breaker, Dave or Ginge
Old 26-09-2005, 05:07 PM
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...Bill ask for his back in a swap..seems fair



How are you mate ok?Tried to phone you the other day but no answer wanted Escos advice


Doug nice but from that last pic dont you think the wheels need to be out more?
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Originally Posted by Bosch-Man
Doug nice but from that last pic dont you think the wheels need to be out more?
Yes, out a further 8 - 10 mm would look better, but it's the hassle of changing the studs to longer ones At the moment I have 9 - 10 turns of thread so if I fit spacers the wheel studs would have to be changed...............Hang on a min, I have to change the studs soon anyway to accomidate the 17" superlites........
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Lol @ Phil, it wouldn't be up to the job

Don't remember any missed calls, PM or TXT me your number if it's changed..... might have had a call I didn't answer in time actually, 0131/4... ?? might have been you - apologies if it was.
Old 26-09-2005, 05:26 PM
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...no not me...01622....

Doug...i am putting 5mm spacers all round without longer studs should be ok Got offered a set of those in 16in magnesium complete with the wheel spacer kit a really nice wheel buit i really only would considser 18's as i just think its what the Escos has to have.
Old 26-09-2005, 05:41 PM
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Damo,
I would prefer the OE plastic ones. Could someone please take some pictures of what they look like off the car, as my Escort has never had them...
Old 26-09-2005, 06:13 PM
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Mike.....if you look at my sig, vewy carefuwy..... LMAO

Phil, no not you then - dunno what happened, phone didn't say missed call - you sure you rang ME? LOL

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Old 26-09-2005, 06:32 PM
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Mike, they are simply sheet plastic cut to shape with a couple of holes drilled in them...

If I had some nice plastic I would make you a couple lol

Pictures full size for clarity





Old 26-09-2005, 06:35 PM
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Is that it?

Fancy lending me yours to use as a template? I'll pay for all carriage costs etc.
Old 26-09-2005, 06:36 PM
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And fitted:

Old 26-09-2005, 06:39 PM
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PS. Thankyou both Steve and Damo for taking the time to post those .
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you are welcome mike, pm me an addy I'll try and sort it tommorrow
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No probs.

You sell carbon splitters etc. Mike? Carbon ones of these might go well with that...
Old 26-09-2005, 06:45 PM
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Steve,
Great minds think alike .

Damo,
Will give you address tomorrow .
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the code for the plastic holding screws is 6192364

if you need em
Old 26-09-2005, 07:06 PM
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Sean,
You star .
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Nick (THE RADMAN) has Carbon ones, look good with the rest IMO




Also, 6192364 is the finis code for the plastic plugs holding covers in place
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sean beat me to it
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Mike, these are what I had on my car.................cant see what others have posted - pics 9on my dial-up) are taking AGES to load :


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Doug, those are what sits behind them and is for routing air to the brakes IIRC
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Originally Posted by Billabong
Doug, those are what sits behind them and is for routing air to the brakes IIRC
OK, I did not have the face plates on my car.........thought Mike was after the scoops (as in my pics)......so no Silkoline Pro S 10/50 swap deal for me then
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Doug,
Actually, could you show me what the front of those look like?
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Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Doug,
Actually, could you show me what the front of those look like?
OK, will take more pics and post up soon.
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Also, how does it fit - as in what is it mounted to?
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a single bolt to the upper crossmember, each.. mine seized when i went to remove so i had to cut them out... i have these if you need them

poxy things flap all over the place though unless secured from below
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Originally Posted by Doug Stirling
Mike, these are what I had on my car.................cant see what others have posted - pics 9on my dial-up) are taking AGES to load :


wondered what they were for, they seemed pretty pointless to me as they are solid with no holes in, anyway were awkward to fit after putting the pro alloy intercooler on so i left them off, can someone please tell me if these need to be fitted, i thought they were to direct air onto the radiator
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well im no help. sorry

well apart from the clips are 48pence each
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