Wagon Skirts on my 91 EX Sedan

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• shenrie Council Member

  May 2011

  Oh man, no offence, but you should have left stock lenght and used wagon front splashguards to cover the 1/4" gap. Still looks good, but would have looked better the other way. I did this on my girls ex sedan 4-5 years ago. Also did this same mod on my teal hatch.
  
  car is really clean though. what front lip?
• christoffer Wagonist

  May 2011

  Incredibly clean car! Just missing a door. :P
• WhatTheEF91 Band Wagon

  May 2011

  shenrie wrote:

  Oh man, no offence, but you should have left stock lenght and used wagon front splashguards to cover the 1/4" gap. Still looks good, but would have looked better the other way. I did this on my girls ex sedan 4-5 years ago. Also did this same mod on my teal hatch.
  
  car is really clean though. what front lip?

  
  
  Well, the problem was, my b/f decided to go ahead and install them while I was at work, instead of waiting for me. You should see the passenger side..looks worse -_-,. I wondered if the wagon splash guards would offset the gap..Looks like I might have to buy another set..suck.
  
  Oh and the lip is off of an older Volkswagen Jetta MK3. I've seen it on a couple different models of the jetta. But def. a VW lip. Found at junkyard and it was free ^_^
• shenrie Council Member

  May 2011

  lol, sorry to hear the other side is worse the skirts are cheap though, thats the main reason i use them on our civics. last set of splashguards and skirts i bought was only 20 bucks from a local yard. Might try www.car-parts.com too. I find a lot of stuff for wagons with that site since there arent many here locally.
  
  Nice find on the lip too. Have heard a few people using those lips and other plastics off the vdubs, like the wheel flares and whatnot.