White sedan mudflaps or no

Hoff Daddy · Apr 23, 2014

Surely some of you know what a white 99 lx sedan looks like, should I leave the little mudflap things on? I could post pictures tomorrow to help you guys decide, but I really don't feel like trying to get those screws off that are probably filled with dirt and like 2 inches away from the wheel at 11 o'clock. It would be pretty easy to blend the colors if the spots are faded or the flap left a line, I've got all the tools and cleaners for that. I have never actually had both flaps off at the same time with both bumpers on the car, so even though I have thought about it, I have no idea how it will look. I probably couldn't make up my mind anyway, you guys tell me.

SykVSyx · Apr 23, 2014

People seem to like the mudflaps on if there is no lip kit.

Can't really rock both anyway.

If you aren't gettinng a lip kit, leave them on and colour match them.

:challenge:

RedRyder · Apr 23, 2014

SykVSyx said:
If you aren't gettinng a lip kit, leave them on and colour match them.

This. Mud flaps look so much better when paintmatched.

And they aren't hard to remove.

Hoff Daddy · Apr 24, 2014

RedRyder said:
This. Mud flaps look so much better when paintmatched.

And they aren't hard to remove.

That's not a bad idea to paint match them. I like the black skirts and door trim on the lx over the paint matched on the ex but once I get it lowered a bit then everything is paint matched, that will look right.

I find getting past the wheel to get the flaps off is tricky. I usually put my phillips bit in a ratchet, but it's hard to keep the bit in the socket and the bit in the screw. Dirt stuck up in the screw doesn't help either. God I hate living on gravel.

White sedan mudflaps or no

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