thanks i'm not on there [:'(] even banned people are on there before me lol

 

Just curious if that skirt should have been applied with some double sided tape? I know 3M makes a kick butt one. Any auto parts store should have it.Also Iowa my name is spelled CARAUDIOHOLIC24!! Just kiddin LOL. Let us know how that works out for you ricerchic

 

I scuffed the plastic a little and it worked great. I even used it once on my friends radiator. He had to fix his plug cause it cracked.

 

Dont be sad... the signature on the forum limits us to only 255 characters for text... believe me, the "2" in ricerchik02 is the 255th character so I couldnt put any more on there...

KARR: Well if the plastic was scuffed then I could see it... I dont think I ever tried it on anything but metal (with holes drilled or poked in it beforehand to give it something to latch onto)... thats a good fix for the radiator though.

I also used 500-degree steel cement (its basically like JB weld on PCP) to seal up the tiny gaps between the back of my stainless exhaust tip, and the glasspack... gets hot back there, but that stuff is hard as a rock and has held up very nicely.

 

ricerchik isn't even on the forums that often dude. haha, N30N is right about you....aww yeah.

 

Dude, did you even read what I wrote? I wasn't even giving any advice to ricerchik02 at all...I was calling Iowa a hit man. Lol, I don't even know anything about side skirts man.

 

I'd go with a 2 part epoxy, the kind that you have to mix before you use. I've used it before on a ton of stuff and it holds up well.I thought jb weld was for metal, hence the weld part.

Ohh and Iowa you spelled my name wrong.

 

IM STILL HERE! and im #4! hahaha niceeeeeee hahaha

 

im 3rd so what now B**** LOL

 

Damn noobs and your sigs.