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Nice guide Did you drill a pilot hole for the screws or just wind them in? I think the only thing I might change is to use some black screws
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Nice guide
![]() Did you drill a pilot hole for the screws or just wind them in? I think the only thing I might change is to use some black screws or different fixings where you can see them in the wheel arch. I'd like to see one on a yellow 370
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I used a blotch of black touch up paint and dabbed the side screws with it so they are less noticeable. Alternatively, you could use a standard automotive clip, one you'd find in the misc hardware section of your local auto parts store. For those, you would need to drill a pilot hole.
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