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Old 09-20-2002, 02:35 PM
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How Hard to put on sideskirts???

Hey, I want to put some sideskirts on my car. I'll have a front lip soon and maybe some kinda rear lip. I don't want some crazy body kit, i want to put the stock 96-00 civic sideskirts on my car for a subtle yet better look! What do you think would be involved in cutting them, shortening and putting them back together on my car??? What are they made of and has anyone tried this b4??? thx
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you would prolly be better off with the Wings West side skirts.....they are very subtle, and look real good.
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I was also thinking about that. But i was wondering if they would still look ok without the door caps. You wouldn't happen to have a pic with no door caps do you??? I may just try and pull off the civic skirts, it all depends!
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actually i do..... i think it looks funny..... if you go with ww skirts get teh door caps too.

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Old 09-20-2002, 11:23 PM
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I agree, it doesn't look right without the door caps, but the only problem with that is that the door caps (and the side skirts too) add a bunch of extra weight to the car...
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which is why i wanted to try the civic skirt idea. Do you guys have any idea on what would be involved with this??? What are they made of, plastic??? thx guys
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some fuel goodies etc...
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