Wheel well lining material (where is it?)

[No Bull]

Excellent tip and thank you for sharing Sam!

Chris

[lambo_sam]

Hey guys I just wanted to do a follow on from Randy's idea, I went to my local wreckers and came across some really good wheel liners from the front ends of a late 90's firebird and camaro for $8 bucks each, the 2 fronts L&R from each car, and just with little modifying they worked out just fine for diablo, may even work for other lambos too! just wanted to share.

[lambo_sam]

Thanks brother, try the LED lights inside the front scoops looks fargon awesome at night 
                                              Randy

That's cool bro, I just went on with the regular fog lights, oem style

[tonypaul]

this is this the stuff I used (black) - http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-10-ft-Roll-of-Airdam-Body-Extension-Plastic-Black-/131252949232?pt=Race_Car_Parts&hash=item1e8f4910f0&vxp=mtr but I got it at my local speed shop. I works real good if you use a heat gun and mold it....

Nevermind I see you found it...

Hey Tony, how did you like the way it turned out?  Was 10ft enough for you?

The plastic stuff worked great, one roll was enough to do the front 2 fenderwells. I used something else for the rears but I wish I had used the plastic for the rears...

[Fatboyslim]

Thanks brother, try the LED lights inside the front scoops looks fargon awesome at night 
                                              Randy

[lambo_sam]

Looking good Randy!, I like your ideas, as I am at this point with my car now.

[Fatboyslim]

Just another of my .02 cents, i found a great way to enclose / cover the entire bottom front end of a Diablo or  Murci is to use an old truck bedliner from pick and pull is $10 bucks and cut it to the shape of the front end of your car and screw/mount it underneath it will butt up against your wheel wells and looks great, gives great airflow thru your front scoops and also no one can visibly look thru your front scoops and see the ground. I put red LED lights inside the air scoop area so the car glows red from the scoops at night. Looks very nice and is easy and cheap.

                                                       Randy

[notnilc20]

this is this the stuff I used (black) - http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-10-ft-Roll-of-Airdam-Body-Extension-Plastic-Black-/131252949232?pt=Race_Car_Parts&hash=item1e8f4910f0&vxp=mtr but I got it at my local speed shop. I works real good if you use a heat gun and mold it....

Nevermind I see you found it...

Hey Tony, how did you like the way it turned out?  Was 10ft enough for you?

[tonypaul]

this is this the stuff I used (black) - http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-10-ft-Roll-of-Airdam-Body-Extension-Plastic-Black-/131252949232?pt=Race_Car_Parts&hash=item1e8f4910f0&vxp=mtr but I got it at my local speed shop. I works real good if you use a heat gun and mold it....

Nevermind I see you found it...

[notnilc20]

Yeah thats the stuff thumper, also great ideas from everyone. Thanks for the help

[Robert]

Late model Corvettes have a nice wolven plastic wheel house liners. The material is like a cloth, they are very nice! I will be using late model Corvette wheel house liners.

[Thumper]

I found it.  I'm just using Rubbermaid cans though for mine.

http://lamboclone.com/index.php?topic=2201.msg18086#msg18086

[Fatboyslim]

 Believe it or not i actually use an old wheel well liner from trucks at pick and pull, just trim to fit they are cheap and works great. The reason i use from trucks is because they are bigger and cover the lambo wheel wells better  hope that helps.

                                                                Randy

[notnilc20]

Some time ago someone had posted a link on ebay on some material that came in a roll that would be a good candidate for custom wheel well fab. Can't seem to find it now. Anyone? Thanks.