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F355 F shield placement

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  1. FLORIDAsnakeEyes

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    #1 FLORIDAsnakeEyes, Dec 5, 2015
    Looked everywhere. After 20 min (that's my limit)
    I am looking for info of exact placement of shields on F355 for fenders. Thanks.
     
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  3. Hotzos

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    #3 Hotzos, Dec 5, 2015
    Great info.
     
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    #4 355dreamer, Dec 5, 2015
    I don't know how accurate that guide is. The picture posted is from a set of aftermarket shields. I'd personally be more comfortable with measurements from factory placement.
     
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    #6 Qavion, Dec 5, 2015
    On Euro cars, are the shields directly in line with the round turn repeater lamps?
     
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    #7 FCOnyx, Dec 5, 2015
    It would also be helpful to have the same measurement from the top corners to the fender ridge that is provided for the center... that way the "tilt" could be accurate as well. I'm guessing it's supposed to be perfectly vertical, but measuring rather than eyeing is always my preference... although I don't believe in aftermarket shields and since mine isn't a Fiorano it'll never be an issue for me. ;)
     

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