Everyone has normal ones..... only two unused stubbies at the mo in boxesclement wrote:Have we got stubby ones then or normal ones ???
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Gap on standard set is approx 70mm, on stubby set its 50mm
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Where are you measuring the gap Gary? I only ask as the first thing I noticed when me and Harvoy put mine on were that they we much narrower than the Mk1 'angled' version. Now you mention stubby ones, so I measured the gap and its around the 50mm mark? Is it possible I've got stubby ones in error or is it that I'm measuring them wrong? Cheers
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Re: 'Stubby' Slider Steps
The new ones are definately narrower on the car than the old angled ones. Could be because they angle down a bit whereas the old ones come straight out?
Personally I prefer the older ones having seen the new ones in the flesh, but they'll still do a damned good job of protecting the car!
Personally I prefer the older ones having seen the new ones in the flesh, but they'll still do a damned good job of protecting the car!
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damn....now I'm confused.
I'll go and check, struggling with brain fade.
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Yup, brain not in gear, they're 50 and 25 ish respectively.
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You're soooooo Scottish Del
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