Mud guards / Splash guards for 2008
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Mud guards / Splash guards for 2008
First things first I DID SEARCH THE FORUM AND DID NOT FIND INFO I WAS LOOKING FOR!!!
I was looking at my TSX and thought it would look better with a set of OEM mudguards. Were the 2008 models the only ones not equipped with them or the older models as well?
Any recommended sites?
I was looking at my TSX and thought it would look better with a set of OEM mudguards. Were the 2008 models the only ones not equipped with them or the older models as well?
Any recommended sites?
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Originally Posted by Mskierki
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Splash guards have always been an add-on accessory.
They are very easy to install.
What color is your TSX? IMO, they look pretty good on the dark cars (GCP, NHP, RBP), and they do a good job of making the back end look less like it's on stilts. Not sure about the lighter colored cars, since the splash guards are black, and are kind of bulky.
Try
www.handaaccessories.com
I've bought a ton of stuff through them, have been happy with prices and delivery.
They are very easy to install.
What color is your TSX? IMO, they look pretty good on the dark cars (GCP, NHP, RBP), and they do a good job of making the back end look less like it's on stilts. Not sure about the lighter colored cars, since the splash guards are black, and are kind of bulky.
Try
www.handaaccessories.com
I've bought a ton of stuff through them, have been happy with prices and delivery.
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Originally Posted by DLTSX6MT
Splash guards have always been an add-on accessory.
They are very easy to install.
What color is your TSX? IMO, they look pretty good on the dark cars (GCP, NHP, RBP), and they do a good job of making the back end look less like it's on stilts. Not sure about the lighter colored cars, since the splash guards are black, and are kind of bulky.
Try
www.handaaccessories.com
I've bought a ton of stuff through them, have been happy with prices and delivery.
They are very easy to install.
What color is your TSX? IMO, they look pretty good on the dark cars (GCP, NHP, RBP), and they do a good job of making the back end look less like it's on stilts. Not sure about the lighter colored cars, since the splash guards are black, and are kind of bulky.
Try
www.handaaccessories.com
I've bought a ton of stuff through them, have been happy with prices and delivery.
Mine is a GCP and the flaps come in black by default, so they would look good on the car.
Its funny that you mention that the rear end does look like it is sitting on stilts, because I could not figure out what was missing.....BINGO mudguards!!!
Coming from a G35 coupe, I am used to looking at a wide ass rear end.....I think the mudguards will help in that regard
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As others mentioned they are not standard on the car. I bought the all-season mats and trunk tray from this site
http://curryacuraparts.com/tsx.html
http://curryacuraparts.com/tsx.html
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Originally Posted by club_euro2
As others mentioned they are not standard on the car. I bought the all-season mats and trunk tray from this site
http://curryacuraparts.com/tsx.html
http://curryacuraparts.com/tsx.html
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I've made up my mind and will order myself a set. I'll post some pics after I install them.
I have also heard they are easy to install...I guess I better run a search.
I have also heard they are easy to install...I guess I better run a search.
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Originally Posted by AllStockTSX08
I've made up my mind and will order myself a set. I'll post some pics after I install them.
I have also heard they are easy to install...I guess I better run a search.
I have also heard they are easy to install...I guess I better run a search.
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Originally Posted by khmy2nr
I wanna get me some real JDM color matched ones. $150 for 4 plus shipping is a little too steep for me.
getting USDM ones painted to be color matched may be as much as just ordering JDM ones
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Originally Posted by Simba91102
Pretty easy DIY install (easier with a 90 degree screwdriver though). Too bad you couldn't have sucked the dealer into including them. It seems my dealer installs them automatically and I'd guess tries to get the buyer to pay for them; I told the salesmen to include them or take them off. I noticed they were still on the car when I picked it up.
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Originally Posted by AllStockTSX08
I leased my TSX from a leasing company and didnt even see the car until it was delivered to my office (I took the rest of the day off ) All I told the leasing agent was the color/features and didnt realize until now that the mudguards are needed.
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The dealer I bought mine from puts mud flaps and cargo liner in every car. I told them that I didn't want them, so they said I didn't have to pay for the. If they agree to put these on every car. Honda, sorry Acura cuts them a special deal.
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