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Yes, and shoot me a price on them
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You can always edit a post you make LOLYes, and shoot me a price on them
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I was trying to quote him. Couldn't find a place to delete the two I screwed up.
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Hey don't feel bad timcole421
I screwed up yesterday trying to reply to RedTouringMA....accidentally said he had an EX that was made in Indiana which is my Civic, when he had originally posted his was made in Canada and his was obviously a Touring lol
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... How did you guys get to the back screws without removing the rear wheels? I can't even fit the shortest screw driver I have back there. I have a touring if that makes any diff (though I don't see why it would)
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I'm in the same boat. I'm assuming you can, I'm gonna use a socket wrench. You can also buy the replacement plugs from a dealer.
I don't like the look of the rear splash guards, and Canadian civics always have just the fronts. Gonna remove them, the US civics don't have em and I like the sleek look a la Motor Trend. http://st.motortrend.com/uploads/sites/5/2015/09/2016-Honda-Civic-Touring-side-profile.jpg
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What worked for me is actually pulling the bumper from the bottom side where the splash guards go a little outward toward you it will budge. I held and pulled the bumper toward me sideways outward it had enough flex for me to get the screw driver cleared of the wheel as I loosened the screws. Once the screws came out, the bumper budged even more to work with.
It worked for me, hopefully this will work for you as well.
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Bought a set the other day and yet to decide on installing the rears when I put them on. Probably will because they're meant for function after all. But the fitment of the rears looks sketchy. They don't seem to curve enough with the rear bumper. Look almost like a universal fit in some of the photos with that gap between the guard and the bumper.
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