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Whos running fender lining?

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Whos running fender lining?

Post by Sean @ NDF » February 12, 2006

Up front in their civic? Whos got the fender lining in?
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Post by Mugen Ferio » February 12, 2006

i got mine in but i think im going to take them out. its not like tey hurt being in though.
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Post by munster » February 12, 2006

I have 3/4 of mine.

The engine bay gets extremely dirty without em.
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Post by mr.green » February 12, 2006

I would say you want at least the rear portion of the liner, so your door jams don't take abuse from the road- they're the only thing typically separating the road debris from hitting the front of your door (Unless you have an EM and newer or DC5 which has a small filler panel that clips in). I have both my cars liners 3/4 cut to allow easier bumper removal/replacement. Actually I did munster's as well. Dremels are wonderful tools.
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Post by Secret Squirrel » February 12, 2006

i have no fender liners, or fenders to put them on...
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Post by boostjunkie95 » February 13, 2006

3/4 here as well. If i could run full ones I definatley would.....intercooler piping and filter are in the way.
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Post by 77 » February 13, 2006

I'm not running any, but if I run into any problems as a result of it I'll keep the trimmed liner idea in mind. That's a good idea, may not seem ground-breaking, but it's something worth mentioning and being aware of as an option so you don't have to "figure it out" on your own when the time comes to devise a solution.
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Post by tenchu » February 13, 2006

I'm not running them up front, but thats also not by choice, the car didn't come with em, it gets really dirty in the bay with out them. I had them cut in my hatch when it was lowered
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Post by Sean @ NDF » February 13, 2006

It just so happens that I have a dremel. I'm going to cut out a nice clean hole so my front tires can fit up during hard cornering
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Post by munster » February 13, 2006

With them cut 3/4 it still throws dirt forward into your bumper, but it's better than not having them at all.
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