True.ryan_long_01 said:A subject line that explains what the post is actually about will have a much better chance of getting answered, BTW.
It's going to increase your chances of getting a quick, accurate answer to your question...just trying to help, dude.ef8crazy said:happy?
Short answer:ef8crazy said:would 1990 civic fenders work on my 90 si. what about a hood also
I have never seen double sided tape holding on Crx trim, it is all clips. There is a bolt behind the lower plastic trim piece, so?ef8crazy said:ya but there is a bolt on the bottom for the trim and some double sided tape for the top of the trim peice
No.ef8crazy said:there stock replacements and i mean instead of using clips couldnt you use double sided tape.
Well...... i think they look bad-ass, and are worth it for the look... HOWEVER, i agree that if you are doing it just cause you need to replace a fender, then no, it isn't worth it...but if you are doing it for the look, then it would make the car stand out a lot differently 8)baker423 said:Get some Crx fenders, the Civic hatch ones are NOT worth the time.
Well for me, function and ease over fashion.ComposiMo said:Well...... i think they look bad-ass, and are worth it for the look... HOWEVER, i agree that if you are doing it just cause you need to replace a fender, then no, it isn't worth it...but if you are doing it for the look, then it would make the car stand out a lot differently 8)baker423 said:Get some Crx fenders, the Civic hatch ones are NOT worth the time.
Ahh even better, aftermarket "OEM style :lol: " CF fenders... :rolleyes1:ef8crazy said:they are oem style carbonfiber and i have a red car. also my fenders are really messed up(front left) and i dont plan on painting it until a couple of years and it bothers me everytime i look at it so that said.