i've noticed people putting little rubber plugs in the holes left behind once the wing comes off. Is there a specific plug to buy? Secondly, where would i buy said plug? thanks in advance

 

+1 I would like to know also, im currently using black electrical tape to cover the holes. I know some people use vinyl

 

Lowes or home depot should have nylon plugs in the hardware dept.

 

can you tell me the specific type i would need to help narrow it down? just trying to get a clear idea of what i need.

 

I didn't take off my wing but a friend took a huge wing off a civic he bought. He just went to Lowes and asked an employee where the rubber plugs where located and in less then a minute we had a bag of them. Just ask someone, there were huge bins with different sizes and colors.

 

I cannot thank you enough for mentioning this!! I used vinyl when I took mine off, cuz no store had the right size plugs...PLUS it looks so much better!

 

whyyyyyyyyyy would you wanna take the wing off? on these cars, they actually WORK. isn't that a good thing?

 

Some of us are old people and do not need to go fast enough to need down force, and we do not need the attention it brings. But please remember just because we are old and do not have hair does not mean we can not drive better than all you young bucks. Lord of the Rings

 

Jesus.. Are there ANY boards that you aren't on?? Shouldn't you be in recovery time after your long day today? And to the OP... Plugs can be found at Home Depot, or plumbing supply places as well...

 

i just used CF tape when i took my wing off but i put it on take it off every now and then mostly cuz of cops lol they dont know its me

 

i understand. i'm "old". i don't like wings. but i bought this car for occasional track use, so...

it just seems if you don't wanna go fast nor have a big wing, etc... the we'd buy another car. no?



my last car was an Integra Type-R. i'm white and 35y.o. i got some "odd" looks from "grown ups". haha. i wouldn't expect a non-car person to understand why i was driving a 'honda with a wing'.

 

35-old. A couple more decades and you'll catch up to old.

 

I've had fine luck with white electrical tape.
-Alex@ECS