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    Second toy arrived: Mud flaps

    Wynter, I definitely prefer your OEM mud flaps.

    The pair i have come with rusted screws... I am not going to use these on my car.. nope.. no way.. I will get stainless ones from Reno Depot tomorrow.

    http://www.ebay.ca/itm/331138867041?...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT


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    Looking forward to seeing theses on the car! Please take many pictures

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    KE788-3H080 this is the part number for the OEM kit

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    unfortunately, these one i got are not OEM

    I will install them maybe in the weekend.

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    Quote Originally Posted by micra2080 View Post
    Wynter, I definitely prefer your OEM mud flaps.

    The pair i have come with rusted screws... I am not going to use these on my car.. nope.. no way.. I will get stainless ones from Reno Depot tomorrow.

    http://www.ebay.ca/itm/331138867041?...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT


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    Yours look like they will protect more, as OEM ones don't protrude much out the side or below as an actual 'flap'. I can see the rusted screws in the photo, man! Hassles. I only have the fronts so far. Can't wait to see them on your car!

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    I am also looking forward to seeing what these look like installed, I am in the market for some flaps but don't want to pay what the dealership is charging. If these work well for $23 it seems like a no brainer.
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    Seeing the great price of yours micra2080, and the other toys some members have bought online that I 'got' (didn't pay a cent) OEM, like the chrome exhaust tip (my dealership is raping people on that), now I wish I went that route and saved my credit from the dealership for side skirts instead. Down the road!

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    hmm.. I need to ask PTBO_micra a question.. I brought down the flaps to Big White, just to see how it fits.

    The back flaps fits, and i see the 2 little bumps where to drill, and no i don't think i need to take wheels out to drill.

    However, i don't see how the front flaps can fit in the front.. the whole thing just doesn't fit at all... but when i saw your picture, your flap look exactly the same as mine..

    These are your flaps:
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    The back flaps, fit perfectly, the bumps are there.
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    But not sure if this thing is suppose to be inside or outside... and there's no bump there to drill.
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    This is what will look like once installed.
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    But the front is a bit weird..

    i can't seem to get it in..
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    How do you remove those screws anyways...


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