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make sure you put the door caps on first and then the side skirts, or you may have them not line up flush with eachother
. What a mistake I made! The rest is remove and put on like stock. Maybe you might have to drill holes if they didn't have the bolt holes drilled like mine! Did I mention I had the fiber glass kit
, but when I bought mine the urethane kit didn't come out till a year later.
. What a mistake I made! The rest is remove and put on like stock. Maybe you might have to drill holes if they didn't have the bolt holes drilled like mine! Did I mention I had the fiber glass kit
, but when I bought mine the urethane kit didn't come out till a year later.
Clean the everliving hell out of the area the adhesive applies to. Just recently bought a '90 Civic HB with the WWRS Kit. Kit had been put on less than a year ago, and the side caps were starting to peel off. Really nasty looking. Also, a complete pain in the *** to clean and re-apply.
Clean, clean, clean.
What else? Uhm. One problem I have is when I open the doors fully, the door caps will rub a bit about a centimeter from the very front. I think the door caps were put on a bit too far up. They're flush with the stock door on the rear end. I think they're supposed to overlap a wee bit, but, since I bought it like this, I've never seen the instructions.
Clean, clean, clean.
What else? Uhm. One problem I have is when I open the doors fully, the door caps will rub a bit about a centimeter from the very front. I think the door caps were put on a bit too far up. They're flush with the stock door on the rear end. I think they're supposed to overlap a wee bit, but, since I bought it like this, I've never seen the instructions.
make sure you put the door caps on first and then the side skirts, or you may have them not line up flush with eachother
I just installed mine. ok..
The Side skirts will just stick on. You will have to remove your wheels to screw em in on the wheel wells though. Then put 2 or 3 screws through the bottom flage. The door caps sick on. YOu may want to take apart your interior door to see if you can get some screws in there.
The front bumper will not go on unless you cut some of your bumper support off. (The area on the bumper beam where the signal lamps are)
The front bumper will use the factory mounting brackets on the wheel well (white thingies)
Then there will be 3 screws on the front crossmember at the very top of the bumper.
The rear bumper is a bitch. The stock rear bumper fits into this little groove that the WW bumper will never fit into. So I took a reciprocating saw and cut that top lip off. Then I had to cut my muffler pipe off. Then put the WW on and just screw it on the top lip with 3 screws. Don't bother trying to find the factory holes to screw into...just make new holes yourself. Then again, you can screw the ww bumper into the wheel well.
Make sure you cut holes into the WW rear bumper to make room for the license plate lights! What a pain in the ***.
So ya, WW kits suck to put on, but they look very nice when done. I put about 8 hrs of labour into installing my kit. IM me if you have any Q's.
The Side skirts will just stick on. You will have to remove your wheels to screw em in on the wheel wells though. Then put 2 or 3 screws through the bottom flage. The door caps sick on. YOu may want to take apart your interior door to see if you can get some screws in there.
The front bumper will not go on unless you cut some of your bumper support off. (The area on the bumper beam where the signal lamps are)
The front bumper will use the factory mounting brackets on the wheel well (white thingies)
Then there will be 3 screws on the front crossmember at the very top of the bumper.
The rear bumper is a bitch. The stock rear bumper fits into this little groove that the WW bumper will never fit into. So I took a reciprocating saw and cut that top lip off. Then I had to cut my muffler pipe off. Then put the WW on and just screw it on the top lip with 3 screws. Don't bother trying to find the factory holes to screw into...just make new holes yourself. Then again, you can screw the ww bumper into the wheel well.
Make sure you cut holes into the WW rear bumper to make room for the license plate lights! What a pain in the ***.
So ya, WW kits suck to put on, but they look very nice when done. I put about 8 hrs of labour into installing my kit. IM me if you have any Q's.
The best advice i can give you is: you can never use too many self-tapping screws! Doesn't matter whether it's urethane or fiberglass. Don't trust the double-stick tape. It helps, but ultimately it breaks down. I had a doorcap fly off on the highway once. I used double-stick tape all around it and had 2 screws on each side. It tore itself free of even the screws! Believe me... use as many self-tapping screws as possible.
thanks for all the help!! i got it at new way autosports shipped to my door in louisiana for $590. where would i put the screws in the door caps? wouldnt that show?
i probably will i was just wondering what they would look like. but about the screws where do you put them in the door for the door cap?


