S2000 OE Mudflaps....
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S2000 OE Mudflaps....
Been looking around trying to locate some body moulded mud flaps for the S but, no joy 
Ive seen the ones that go infront of the back wheels but nothing to go behind the front and rear wheels??
Have you seen any?
Did a quick search on the topics and there is no mention unless i missed it?
Ive seen the ones that go infront of the back wheels but nothing to go behind the front and rear wheels??
Have you seen any?
Did a quick search on the topics and there is no mention unless i missed it?
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Originally Posted by PhenomS2k,Apr 10 2006, 11:57 AM
Dont do it... mudflaps look terrible!
only done 80 miles since full respray. Ive tried polishing then going over with resin to minimise this but still got teeny specs appearing by arches....This is why i wanted to find oe ones,, found them for my MR2 Roadster and looked ok due to the fact they were body coloured and shaped.
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Originally Posted by Dark Blue Mark,Apr 10 2006, 12:00 PM
A sports car with mud flaps?!
MB
MB
I hate todays water based paints.... especially Black, i mean i
Black sports cars and really dont mind washing and waxing twice a week if needed but, I can not believe how easy they scratch. 
Its getting me really paranoid... cant park anywhere and if a cat so much as looks at my car.. GRRRRR (Cant say incase of animal lovers!)
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Originally Posted by Lloyd Six,Apr 10 2006, 08:21 PM
OK.....
What else should i do????
Im concerned that im going to have 1000`s of small chips all down the side within months..
What else should i do????
Im concerned that im going to have 1000`s of small chips all down the side within months..
Drive your car, enjoy it, use it as it was intended.
I can fully appreciate where you are coming from but lifes to short...nothing, and I mean nothing would ever make me do anything as horrendous as fitting mudflaps to a S2000
Andy
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Originally Posted by S2KPDQ,Apr 10 2006, 12:25 PM
Stone chips are a fact of life.
Drive your car, enjoy it, use it as it was intended.
I can fully appreciate where you are coming from but lifes to short...nothing, and I mean nothing would ever make me do anything as horrendous as fitting mudflaps to a S2000
Andy
Drive your car, enjoy it, use it as it was intended.
I can fully appreciate where you are coming from but lifes to short...nothing, and I mean nothing would ever make me do anything as horrendous as fitting mudflaps to a S2000
Andy
scratches head and now starts thinking about that transparent 3M stuff you can put on body work!!!
Ok... i will leave it the way it is and save up for next years respray!
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Spot the mud flaps 
Honda do not do OEM ones for the S2000, so I installed some cheap and cheerful ones from Halfords. They are not obtrusive at all, and to this day, despite LOTS of meets, no one has ever even noticed them! easy fit, using existing screws for front wheel arch liners.
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Honda do not do OEM ones for the S2000, so I installed some cheap and cheerful ones from Halfords. They are not obtrusive at all, and to this day, despite LOTS of meets, no one has ever even noticed them! easy fit, using existing screws for front wheel arch liners.
P1 (using the car as it was intended, and protecting my investment too
)