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Old 08-21-2003, 07:02 PM   #1
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S14 sideskirt mounting

Ok, my kouki S14 sideskirts are FINALLY being painted this weekend. I went into the garage today to see how they fit. The front is just one screw, I'll throw some 3M tape on there for the hell of it too. For along the side, a long piece of 3M tape seems to be the way to hold it up. The rear connection (with endcap) has me confused. There is a hole on the endcap that doesn't line up with anything. Should I just forget about the hole and use some more tape? Or should I drill my own hole into the endcap and lip of the fender inside the wheel well (which I don't want to do)?
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if i were doing the same, i would mark the hole, drill it, and use a self tapping screw in the hole with a glob of silicone to seal any water out
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