Official RallyArmor Mudflaps for the Type R
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What caused you to take that much time? The clips?ok, got it done, but took me 2-hours.
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didn't want to deal with low rear end, so actually jacked up the rear. then that long screw for the front took a bit to figure out, and generally moving at a slow pace.
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It looks fine and it’s functional as-is. Don’t go hacking it up because it serves no purpose to do so.
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More pics! Also added a vantage point for those who wanted to see how low the flaps hang.
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Red/white looks good on aegean blue. I Ordered the same color but I have a CW. Hopefully it looks just as good.
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Mine came in literally ordered Friday morning at like 2am and received today.
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you can just drill new holes to raise the rear if you think it hangs too low
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Here’s a couple quick n dirty pics. Def took me longer than an hour. Feel like the instructions for the rear could have been bit more clear. Took me a while to figure out which inner tab I needed to remove after pulling back the liner.
Pushed them as close to the centerline of the car as possible.
Pushed them as close to the centerline of the car as possible.
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Yeah I didn’t like that part either. You have to be careful about seating the long screw into the female tab thingy so that when you tighten it the screw travels straight. I sat down, put the flap on my lap and worked it. Once the long screw/spacer rube was ready on the flap I started mounting the flap
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Grab the flap, get a long screw, put the washer on the screw, run screw through the hole of the flap, then through the spacer. Easy part done.
Put center of push pin on the screw’s pointed end, apply gentle pressure at first, twist on, then apply more pressure and continue twisting until you get about 3 full revolutions.
Push the pop pin into the respective hole on the car, lay the flap down naturally and carefully, then hold the base of the pin that’s against the car with one hand (to prevent spinning) then slowly begin to twist the screw into it.
Do that until it’s mostly in there and let it be. Then do the rest of the stuff, leave it loose, adjust to your liking, then tighten a bottom screw then top (to prevent accidental moving of the flap) then tighten everything else.
Wish you were nearby because I’d be happy to help!
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