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dllnzek 04-18-2012 11:28 AM

is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
is it alright to remove that plastic above your tires in the wheel well? do you think that dirt can get trapped up there or cause rust??

im talking about this> http://photos.motoiq.com/MotoIQ/Proj.../JEF6345-L.jpg

i already took off that rubber piece in the back wheel well that i know causes rust

furious94ls 04-18-2012 11:37 AM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
You need it, it's there for a reason.

EsotericImage 04-18-2012 11:45 AM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
sure! take em off.. ill take em!

dllnzek 04-18-2012 11:47 AM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
ive seen cars without them though especially in the front of the tire near the bumper

dllnzek 04-18-2012 11:48 AM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
mine are broke thats why im wondering should i just remove them

Tkrizz 04-18-2012 11:49 AM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
^ Lol. I just ordered some new front wheel well linings and splash guard so i could have used them as well. But in all honesty my doors squeak and crunch from the water/dirt that has gotten in there. Also I always get dirt that comes from under my headlight and runs down off my bumper. If i was you I'd keep them. I just spent 300$ trying to get all that stuff back.

Tkrizz 04-18-2012 11:50 AM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 

Originally Posted by dllnzek (Post 47210170)
mine are broke thats why im wondering should i just remove them

The linings are not that expensive i would order new ones. Go to http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/

Yo Pintura Trenes 04-18-2012 02:56 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
Just replace them. It's cheaper than hunting down a good pair in the yard;) with out it people have access to so many things in you bay plus they can pull your good latch easier

LongGrain 04-18-2012 02:58 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
you don't need them.

solis153 04-18-2012 03:00 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
keep them

ej1ryder 04-18-2012 03:14 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
They are there for a reason. If u are so slammed that your tires are ripping them out then im guessing u dont really care either way lol. If ur that low, u need to raise ur ride height or its just gonna happen again if u replace em.

grumblemarc 04-18-2012 03:21 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
Take 'em out. They're extra.

BryanM. 04-18-2012 03:30 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
Yeah your gonna want to have those, especially in the winter.



Tccosi 04-18-2012 03:34 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
I'd keep em or get new ones. Small rocks and ish are gonna end up in the door jams, headlights and fenders. Helps keep all that clean.

Tccosi 04-18-2012 03:35 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
Double post. Whoops

Chimney 04-18-2012 03:41 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
I took mine out but thats only because my car is slammed.

vitamin_c95 04-18-2012 04:59 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
I took mine out. Now my air filter wont stay clean. Now my passnger headlight wont stay clean. I paid $3 for a used one at a junkyard and gonna put it back on

egsleepercivic 04-18-2012 05:01 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
the help prevent what I call reverse dents in your fenders, I have had dents on past civics from the inside from the tires throwing rocks/gravel into the fenders, also like stated before you get dirt in your door jams and by the headlights, unless you are so low that they rip out on their own I would keep them

2LEM1 04-18-2012 05:08 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
Without going into detail, removing these makes it 10 times easier for a thief to steal your car. Not to mention the fact that they're there for a reason.

If you can possibly avoid it, I'd recommend not removing them.

dllnzek 04-18-2012 05:30 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
alright thanks for everyones input..just gonna get some new ones thats one thing i dont want is dirt getting stuck in the door jams

98EJ7Y8 04-18-2012 05:51 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 

Originally Posted by grumblemarc (Post 47211270)
Take 'em out. They're extra.


LMAO!! yeah honda put them there just for looks ...

dllnzek 04-18-2012 05:57 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 

Originally Posted by 98EJ7Y8 (Post 47212028)
LMAO!! yeah honda put them there just for looks ...

hah....

NotAJDMFanBoy 04-18-2012 06:03 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
About the hood latch, just reroute it through the engine compartment, should be about the first thing you do when modifying a Honda.

I would keep them. They don't barely weigh anything, and as it has been said, keep the fenders, door jams and hinges cleaner and in better shape.

94preludeguy 04-18-2012 06:09 PM

Re: is it ok to removal the plastic liner in your wheel well?
 
You don't need them. I've had plenty of Hondas, some had them some didn't. I never really noticed a huge difference unless you're driving on muddy/gravely roads. If you're in the city and stick to the main roads/highways these things aren't going to do a whole lot anyways.

I'll leave them in the EF but I don't have any in my EG to make room for charge piping.


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