 Davie_G71 World Chat Champion

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 Davie_G71 World Chat Champion

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Fitted a similar undertray to my SRAD.
You will need to cut the original undertray, effectively destroying it. It is made of frairly tough plastic too, so not as easy as it sounds. I went nuts with an angle grinder to get mine off in situ, a better (but much more time consuming) way to do it would be to remove the original, cut it down, refit and fit the new undertray.
Obviously you need to do some fairly low level electrics - cutting and crimping and whatnot. Furthermore, it doesn't look like that one has any provision for indicators, so you are going to need to create something - you lose the mounts when you chop the tray up.
The fit on mine was pretty poor, and it did need painting too, so was a lot of hassle really.
It looked good (well, it looked like every other SRAD with a shotgun rear end), but in hindsight I wish I hadn't done it. Non messed with SRADs are becoming rare now, if you have one leave well alone IMO. The rear end is actually quite attractive stock, and doesn't look chavvy either. |
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