S2000 Common Rust areas?
Originally Posted by MitsukillinS2K,Jun 20 2007, 02:04 PM
i think that for the most part the car is too new to start having rust issues. the only way i can think that would accelerate corrosion would be living by the ocean.
honda rust is caused by water/snow/salt getting caught in the rubber molding on the wheel wells on the rear quarter panels. anyone with a honda should remove them. the water/snow/salt gets trapped and cant escape, so it causes rust. i bet if you go outside right now and remove one, you will see all the crap that is trapped inside. i have removed them from all of mine, parents and sisters honda.
My wife's '88 Accord took 11 years to show any rust. When it did, it was under the wheel well moldings. If I had removed those when the car was new, it would have held up a few more years. I live in a heavy salt use area.
Originally Posted by orangebarius,Jun 21 2007, 06:07 AM
honda rust is caused by water/snow/salt getting caught in the rubber molding on the wheel wells on the rear quarter panels. anyone with a honda should remove them. the water/snow/salt gets trapped and cant escape, so it causes rust. i bet if you go outside right now and remove one, you will see all the crap that is trapped inside. i have removed them from all of mine, parents and sisters honda.
Originally Posted by blackout,Jun 21 2007, 08:46 AM
The bolt holes that hold the front bumper on are rusted on my car. I have already removed the rear fender rubber grommets as I have heard this was a problem on other hondas.




