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Originally Posted By Draggin
For some reason I thought these were separate little inserts into the cowl.


Aren't they?


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Interesting that the Morgan full windscreen uses black masking to reduce visibility of the joint next to the cowl.

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the worst thing about it is turning it off.


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Kirk, you've missed one of the most important aspects of the new wheels/ride...

How does Beth like it? Is she a happy camper like you?


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Kirk, absolutely fabulous string of posts and photos - welcome into the ranks of M3W ownership and all that entails.

One thing not mentioned that I believe is essential but not designed or even thought about is a hidden rear end tail scuff/skid plate.

The tail of the car is quite some way aft of the centre of the rear wheel, which means that if/when the rear wheel drops either down a kerb or rain gully or ramp the rear will catch or scrape. Ive witnessed this on a number of M3Ws and experienced it myself.
It's a simple cure to save the back end and rolled seam at the tail.
By the time you realise you need one it's simply too late.

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Originally Posted By Dan_Lockwood
Kirk, you've missed one of the most important aspects of the new wheels/ride...

How does Beth like it? Is she a happy camper like you?

She loves it, but wont drive it!


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Mark, where does one source such a rear end skid plate?

Do you have a link to a specific part? How about a photo of the plate on your M3W?

Thanks so much!

Originally Posted By Mark H
Kirk, absolutely fabulous string of posts and photos - welcome into the ranks of M3W ownership and all that entails.

One thing not mentioned that I believe is essential but not designed or even thought about is a hidden rear end tail scuff/skid plate.

The tail of the car is quite some way aft of the centre of the rear wheel, which means that if/when the rear wheel drops either down a kerb or rain gully or ramp the rear will catch or scrape. Ive witnessed this on a number of M3Ws and experienced it myself.
It's a simple cure to save the back end and rolled seam at the tail.
By the time you realise you need one it's simply too late.

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Mark was talking about something he'd like that doesn't exist.


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Thanks....I just re-read Mark's post and now realize that it's something that he would like to see made.

I would also like to see a product like this as I have a fairly steep hill to ascend in my neighborhood, along with a few very large and deep speed bumps. I plan to drive slowly and traverse the speed bumps on a diagonal, which should help.

Originally Posted By KenShapiro
Mark was talking about something he'd like that doesn't exist.

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I cured on noise. This is worth sharing, the front blank number plate screws are so long that they bottom out before the plate is snug. Probably not a problem if you have a number plate up there! i put a couple of washers behind it and fixed!

Last edited by Draggin; 11/10/16 04:53 PM.

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