Instructions for installing oem optional side skirts and hardware necessary- ANY HELP greatly apprec
02-25-2003, 01:50 AM
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Instructions for installing oem optional side skirts and hardware necessary- ANY HELP greatly apprec
I am looking for instructions for installing the oem optional side skirts for integra coupes and more so Im am looking for a list of the hardware necessary to install such skirts...any help diagrams, links would be greatly appreciated..thanks in advance!
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Re: Instructions for installing oem optional side skirts and hardware necessary- ANY HELP greatly ap
i did it on my roomates car and it goes on the same way the stock ones go on. No extra hardware to my recollection, maybe there was a screw or two on either side by the fenderwell, but i don't htink so.. But regardles.. it was an easy install.. its the easiest piece to put on of the oem kit. on drillin no nothing required..
EDIT: Damn you dennis. haha. beat me to it
[Modified by pdcdragon, 3:19 AM 2/25/2003]
EDIT: Damn you dennis. haha. beat me to it
[Modified by pdcdragon, 3:19 AM 2/25/2003]
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Re: Instructions for installing oem optional side skirts and hardware necessary- ANY HELP greatly ap
Once you remove the screws in the wheel wells, slide the existing sill forward before pulling it out and away from the car. Remove the square white pegs that run the length of the old sill and install in the new one. Push the new sill into the car and backward to seat it. Install screws and repeat on other side.... 
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Once you remove the screws in the wheel wells, slide the existing sill forward before pulling it out and away from the car. Remove the square white pegs that run the length of the old sill and install in the new one. Push the new sill into the car and backward to seat it. Install screws and repeat on other side....
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Re: Instructions for installing oem optional side skirts and hardware necessary- ANY HELP greatly ap
This is a little off topic, but related.... I am looking for the rubber seal off one of the rear skirts for my OEM optional body kit ... Does anyone know where to find one ???
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02-26-2003, 06:09 AM
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Re: Instructions for installing oem optional side skirts and hardware necessary- ANY HELP greatly ap
This is a little off topic, but related.... I am looking for the rubber seal off one of the rear skirts for my OEM optional body kit ... Does anyone know where to find one ???
02-26-2003, 08:12 AM
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is there any reason to keep that seal on or remove it? it might look silly on a white sideskirt being put onto a white car..... but if it serves some function i'll leave it on
This is a little off topic, but related.... I am looking for the rubber seal off one of the rear skirts for my OEM optional body kit ... Does anyone know where to find one ???
You might want to start your own thread on this; I've read here that many peeps with CW caR's removed that seal before they installed the rear pieces (visually stood out too much), and possibly a few still have them laying around!?
You might want to start your own thread on this; I've read here that many peeps with CW caR's removed that seal before they installed the rear pieces (visually stood out too much), and possibly a few still have them laying around!?
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Re: Instructions for installing oem optional side skirts and hardware necessary- ANY HELP greatly ap
i took the black seal/strips off mine, didn't like the look of it at all...
also, when installing the skirts, you need to re-use the hardware/pegs from the oem sides. BUT you have to turn them around to mount the kit. I'll see if i have the orignal instructions lying around at home still.
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also, when installing the skirts, you need to re-use the hardware/pegs from the oem sides. BUT you have to turn them around to mount the kit. I'll see if i have the orignal instructions lying around at home still.
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is there any reason to keep that seal on or remove it? it might look silly on a white sideskirt being put onto a white car..... but if it serves some function i'll leave it on
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Re: Instructions for installing oem optional side skirts and hardware necessary- ANY HELP greatly ap
Hey tie_par !!! If you still have the seal/strips I'll be VERY happy to buy them from you !!! Please send me an IM !!! My case was that my body kit came in red and I had it painted black to install on my ITR. The jerkoff at the shop ruined one of the strips when he pulled it to paint the skirt. My car is black so the strips don't even show and the strip helps keep the dirt out from underneath the skirt.
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