will 92-95 sedan mudflaps fit onto an eg hatch ??

 

Only the fronts

 

Why is it that when ever I post pics of my car, people always make fun of my mudflaps?

 

Probably because they are white and not the standard black that everyone is used to.

 

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^^ ahahahahahahahaahahahahaahahaha.........J/K. LoL.

 

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i think the white mudflaps look clean. that kind of makes me wonder on how they would look painted ebp on my car. i just picked up a set of flaps and just need to get them mountain

 

Guys keep the off color (I made a funny) posts to yourselves please, thanks.

As far as color-matched mud guards it's my own personal opinion that I don't like painted trims that shouldn't be painted. It makes it look like a cheap Maaco paintjob where they never tape anything off and just shoot everything.

I prefer black side moldings, rocker trims, roof rails, mudflaps (if you have them) etc. etc.

No offense intended - it's your car, not mine. Just stating my personal preference because you asked why some people make fun of painted flaps.

 

I added a set of mudflaps to my 93 CX, because they help keep some chips off rockers and bottoms of doors.
I think they are a great idea.
On my American cars, when I paint them, I coat the rocker areas with rock guard to keep the chipping down.

 

I don't know about 5th gen mudguards, but for the sixth gen there were color matched mudguards listed overseas.

 

i got sedan mudguards on my car

 

and its a coupe