Hi guys,
I want to fit the side skirts from an Clio 2 RS to my Clio 2 Initiale Paris (MY 2003) and a have some troubles with them.
I have bought the wings, the front bumper, the rear bumper... in other word i have bought the whole kit from clio 2 RS Ph2.
My question is: how do I set the side skirts so that those plastic brakets are in the right line?
I know a have to drill and then i must catch the brakets with rivets but how do I know that the brakets are straight / linear, because getting them with rivets is much harder to reposition them after that.
I would need an idea how to position them right, not to give me more work after).
I want it to be as close to the original as possible. No gluing or self-priming silicone or self-tapping screws.
It's a transformation project in Clio RS and I want to make it as close as possible to a real one I know that if I want a Clio Rs I should buy one )
But at present, prices are a little exaggerated for Clio RS in my country.
L.E. I apologize if my English suffers little to the written expression)
Thanks a lot.
I want to fit the side skirts from an Clio 2 RS to my Clio 2 Initiale Paris (MY 2003) and a have some troubles with them.
I have bought the wings, the front bumper, the rear bumper... in other word i have bought the whole kit from clio 2 RS Ph2.
My question is: how do I set the side skirts so that those plastic brakets are in the right line?
I know a have to drill and then i must catch the brakets with rivets but how do I know that the brakets are straight / linear, because getting them with rivets is much harder to reposition them after that.
I would need an idea how to position them right, not to give me more work after
).I want it to be as close to the original as possible. No gluing or self-priming silicone or self-tapping screws.
It's a transformation project in Clio RS and I want to make it as close as possible to a real one
I know that if I want a Clio Rs I should buy one )But at present, prices are a little exaggerated for Clio RS in my country.
L.E. I apologize if my English suffers little to the written expression
)Thanks a lot.
