Anyone one know of cheap replacement, BMW £75 each.
The E85 are £20 each.
Anyone know if E85's can be made to fit.
Plenty of after market front, they are alloy don't corrode much, but rears are steel and rotting away.
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Well ordered a couple for E85 pair £30.
See if i can mod them to fit.
See if i can mod them to fit.
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Plates really need the hub bearing off as they slip over the shaft, another stupid design unlike the fronts.
So will have to cut off, then cut new, sort of horse shoe shape to get back on.
So will have to cut off, then cut new, sort of horse shoe shape to get back on.
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You could have got new ones from Autodoc for £10…
We choose to go to on with this endeavour at this time and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard..
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Quite so..I looked at front plates..
We choose to go to on with this endeavour at this time and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard..