i seen that some of you guys plug the wholes w. rubber black plugs....do you happend to know the part number from honda? or a place that sells it? i also need a larger one also cuz my car had a wing w/ led....so its 5 small wholes and 1 big one please help a brotha out thanks

 

check the search.

 

ask "patrick94gsr"

 

home depot is your friend

 

buy an RS no need for pluggin holes lol

 

Plastic (nylon) hole plugs from Lowe's (Home Depot does NOT stock them):

(3) 3/8" plugs and (1) 5/16" plug for the bolt holes

(1) 1/2" plug for the wing guide pin hole

(1) 7/8" plug for the wire harness hole

 

welded the holes shut and sprayed black primer over it

 

Patrick is right, you will not find them at home depot. I got mine at lowes and I used a elevator bolt witha washer and nut. Works great!!

 

thanks pat

 

an elevator what?

<--- no nuts, bolts, or washers here

 

What section are those plugs at Lowe's? I looked for over an hour and couldnt find them.

 

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ask an employee

 

I found the nylon plugs at Home Depot. They were in the screws and fastener sections, stored in the drawers. But, I recently switched over to 3M Plastic tape and it looks much cleaner.

 

I did, wasnt much help .

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I bought the plugs from honda, so over priced like 11 bucks for 4 little gommits, just find a solution somewhere else, and the big one is easy to plug, make it custom everyone has a different way

 

Look in the specialty fastener drawers, it's in the "Hard to Find Parts" section I think.

I've never been to a HD that even carries any kind of nylon hole plug.

 

oh yea i got mine at lowes too. . my bad. . . home depot only has chrome ones. . .*shudders*

jon

 

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Anyone have pics of the honda ones installed? I have a dark blue teg and am wondering how noticeable they will be. If only they were painted factory colors... I would nut right here and now

 

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do you happend to have the part number?

 

yes I do.... 91601-SR3-000 they are rediculously $$$ like 2 bucks a plug and you need 4...super OEM cleaness tho

 

just go weld that sucker up.

 

electrical tape and oem touch up paint that's only if you don't care and plan on getting a paint job in the future anyway

 

Thanks, I found them, installed them, my spoiler was faded so wingless looks nice. The three 3/8" plugs were a bit too big so I got creative and forced them to fit

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thanks for all the help i got mines at lowes too yea the 3/8's were kinda big but i stuffed it in there..... i will also go buy the rubber ones ffrom honda also thanks guys

 

i had the holes welded and antenna and keyhole all welded shut too