So I just got these RA mudflaps for my RA and I was wondering if anyone has put these on their RA. It's the universal RA mudflaps. I've looked for a tutorial but couldn't find one. I saw one for the Evo but I don't know if its similar. How does it look? And What bolts do I need. Basically how to install them and make them look flush.

 

The Evo specific kit woud have saved you soem headaches as the fronts fit easily. The rear need a lil magic but doable.

Option 1.
Look at the instructions for installing the evo specific kit and try to emulate that.

Option 2
You will have to drill into the side of the fend with a small bit and screw your flaps into those holes.

 

If I drill the screws into the fender will it rust? I don't want it to end up rusting up by the end of winter.

 

just look at the picture of my car lol

 

just screw them bad boys in tahts what i did, they have been in for over a year

15 dollars FTW!

 

I messaged you about it but you never replied. Lol. And what did you screw it into? And what screws did you use?

 

You ever get a lip, bro? :P

 

Nope... but since I'm a student in an automotive trade at a Vocational school, I get a 25% discount. I might just order a new one. lol. Did you?

 

oh crap, im sorry. and honestly i went into my dads stash, there were some black screws about 3/4 inch long and i just drilled those bad boys in lol.

the hard thing is makng them even but thankfully i made them perfect on the first try lol

 

Did you screw it into the fender or the liner?

 

both, 4 screws each flap i did this over a year ago though

 

Use a torpedo level and measuring tape for mounting and it'll be perfect every time

 

I ended up just using random screws and it turned out fine. It actually made my car look more aggressive. If anyone wants some pictures I'll take some in a few days.

 

Pics are a must on this site. You should know that by now. Lanzer, tell him PICS OR BAN!!

 

just click the picture in my signature lol, thers a pic.. it makes it look wide body or something lol. or lower to the ground