There is no "honda" etched or whatver on the skirts, it might have been painted over. There is this part number that u can see in the pic

myseld and another guy think there legit. im looking for 1 more person to confirm lol

thanks

 

Some things to consider:
- How do they fit, most aftermarket companies have crappy fitment
- Are they polyurathane?, almost all aftermarket compnies are fiberglass
- I dont think there is a honda etch, just white lettering

 

since theres a part # and the actual pieces that hold it on, i would assume they are real too..however mine did have Honda painted by the # with white letters.

 

looks like these were repainted so the white lettering paint that would say "honda may have been painted over.

There is an ST7 and some other numbers on all the middle peices running down the skirts. I will take a pic of what im talking about when I get home

 

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- How do they fit, most aftermarket companies have crappy fitment
- Are they polyurathane?, almost all aftermarket compnies are fiberglass
- I dont think there is a honda etch, just white lettering</TD></TR></TABLE>

Mine are not polyurethane.

 

looks real to me, but repsrayed.
as ST7 in part numbers just represents that its an Integra.

 

prob real since there are pieces to bolt on to the car.....is this online?

 

no i picked them up already

 

nautica t is right. st7=94-01teg 3 door st8=4door

whats the whole number?

 

the other numbers incorporate color code and than what the part actually is.

 

not poly = fake

Those look quite real.

 

second that.. REAL

 

The real ones should be ABS plastic. But as long as the fitment is okay, polyurethane is a great material since it's so durable.

 

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Those look quite real.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Are polyurethane and ABS plastic the same?

 

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I think they're pretty close, but polyurethane is a little more flexible...almost rubbery...

 

do you gys thats a re saying the are real and fake ever had them?

on the ones i sold the mounting bracked on the back were metal i belive, not positive since it was so long ago but they were metal and the sideskirts were made out of light plastic like **** and yes myne were real

 

and does anyone happen to notice how convinient it was to have thatmuch white overspray on the backs of the sideskirts?

but in the end if they fit fine then

 

Don't the real ones have weatherstripping? Or is that a misnomer?


Modified by mtny at 6:28 PM 11/28/2006

 

those are def. real for sure. being that i am an owner of a set of real ones i did much research when buying mine...so u have nothing to worry about. weather stripping could be taken off but theyre real being that they have clips and part numbers. like stated above, the honda lettering might have been covered by the overspray....btw i might be selling mine due to the fact that my car got stolen about a month ago...looking to upgrade to a 2001 gpw/red s2k...any serious offers can be pmd or emailed to me. thanks

 

O.E.M

 

OEM. If they have those tabs on the inside like the one you pictured, they're OEM. Replicas don't have any of that ****.