Side Skirt Installation?
 

anyone knows if thers a guide to help install the side skirts?
I bought a BC kit installed back and rear but Im having trouble with the side skirts?
am I supose to drill the holes on my car to install them? https://honda-tech.com/forums/images/smilies/emsad.gif

Re: Side Skirt Installation? (timka)
 

i have no idea about non-factory side skirts, but OEM ones go on with about 8 clips or so.. they just slide right in on the other side of the skirt and pop them in. if you want to get them off, take out the screws towards the front tire, and slide the skirt towards the front of the car.

Re: Side Skirt Installation? (vsm98civic)
 

yah but these once got little holes"not drilled" on the side?

Re: Side Skirt Installation? (timka)
 

duz you not speakith da engleesh?

Re: Side Skirt Installation? (vsm98civic)
 

http://www.imageuploads.net/upload3/8537.jpg
http://www.imageuploads.net/upload3/8541.jpg
here are the holes I was talking about.

Re: Side Skirt Installation? (timka)
 

You're supposed to drill into your OEM sideskirts to install these aftermarket ones. I had to do the same with my Tsunami T2K sides. Now that they're gone, I have all these little holes in my stock sides. Can't see them unless the door's open, though.

Re: Side Skirt Installation? (Daniel)
 

that's ghetto. Stick with stock man. You'll be happier in the long run.

Re: Side Skirt Installation? (timka)
 

Go to walmart and buy the spongy double sided tape. Forgot the name to it. No need to drill new holes.

Re: Side Skirt Installation? (HyBriDcxR)
 

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Yeah, make it easier for some ricer to jack. https://honda-tech.com/forums/images/smilies/emwink.gif

Re: Side Skirt Installation? (TallAssFilipino)
 

For my sideskirts on my old eg I drilled holes then used rivets...worked great