I'm debatin bout gettin em

 

this thread needs pics lol

 

this thread needs pics lol

 

soon hopefully

 

Plenty of people on here including me, have mudguards. They really help keep the sides of your car cleaner if you live in an area with lot of rain/snow.

Also their design isn't that bad, they're narrower than most OEM mudguards. They won't fit if you have the OEM ground effects kit though.

Here's a pic of mudguards on mine:

 

nice i also have the flnt mca no grnd efx lowered and thinking of gettin the mud guards even though its typiclly dry here in san diego but how do u think they look from other views p.s. thanx for the reply and pics

 

IMO they blend with the car very well. Here's some other views:

 

cool, appreciate the pics, u helped me make a decision, considering our cars are so similiar, on an other note maybe u can throw somea advice my way bout getting my car info registered on the site. thx

 

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What rims are those? FN01R-C's?

 

On a dark color they tend to blend right in:

 

has anyone painted them yet?? My friend did that on his GTi and it looked really good.

 

i wont want to paint it coz the rubber itself is a lil soft, it will probly crack in the future.

i do have the flaps = 3+ weeks of not washing the car beat that oem lip kit owners

 

get em i have for 30 bucks theyre worth it, a whole lot less shotty on the side of my car, plus they complete the look.
does anybody have them on the stock wheels lowered on trd's? im worried about speedbumps breaking them...

 

I'm lowered on TRD springs and never have a problem with speed bumps. They're up high enough that they'll clear all speed bumps.

As for painting them, not really necessary on a dark color. Also like tikbhoy said, the paint would most likely chip and crack. Not worth the paint costs on a $30 part.

 

I believe ill get them here real soon

 

ok i went to go buy them did u guys drill holes for the back ones? cause i dont have a drill damn i need to go buy one so how long did it take to install them and was it hard to do

 

I have it on my CSM and you can barely notice them. They blend in real well. Even if you live in a dry area, they are still great, because the sides of the tC will get chopped up from pebbles and still get dirty too. Every time you peel out, you have to wash the sides of your tC. I drove around without mudguards for the first couple weeks of having my car and I had to wash it everyday. It took my 1/2 hour to install. It took so long cause I was nervous about drilling holes into my new car, but I'm glad I did it.

 

It's not bad to drill. You may be able to get by without it, if you have a power screwdriver.

 

looks pretty good

 

did any of you guys take off the tire to install for more room?