Regular accessory rear mudguards vs 4wd

hondamatichondamatic Wagonist
in Bodywork & Cosmetic Modifications
Couldn't find it, but can anyone verify if regular rear mudguards are different sized than the 4wd ones? I know one says Honda and one says 4wd, but are they same or different sized? Thanks

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  • bigwillystylebigwillystyle New Wagonist
    2wd rears are shorter, and much harder to find
  • moebiiusmoebiius Wagonist
    bigwillystyle wrote:
    2wd rears are shorter, and much harder to find

    Is that really the case? 2wd are shorter? Harder to find?
  • hondamatichondamatic Wagonist
    All 4wd came with the rear mudguards but others were a dealer accessory, making them rarer
  • leWolfleWolf Senior Wagonist
    hondamatic wrote:
    All 4wd came with the rear mudguards but others were a dealer accessory, making them rarer
    Word
  • wagodizzlewagodizzle Council Member and EDM expert
    moebiius wrote:
    bigwillystyle wrote:
    2wd rears are shorter, and much harder to find

    Is that really the case? 2wd are shorter? Harder to find?

    yes. a good inch shorter too.
  • ilovemyEEilovemyEE Wagonist
    so the awd will fit both cars??
  • wagodizzlewagodizzle Council Member and EDM expert
    yes it will
  • hondamatichondamatic Wagonist
    Anyone successfully removed the "4wd"?
  • CharbCharb Administrator
    hondamatic wrote:
    All 4wd came with the rear mudguards but others were a dealer accessory, making them rarer

    Maybe on your island lol

    But here on the mainland... definitely not rare
  • wagodizzlewagodizzle Council Member and EDM expert
    Charb i dont think you understood what the dude said lol ^^
    2WD mudflaps are definitely much more rare then the 4WD
  • DRMORTYDRMORTY Council Member
    Not that Rare..
    I have sets of 2wds and 4wds in my Gold Parts stash... ;)
  • oldskoolef!oldskoolef! Banned
    the 4wd mud flaps where put on evey single 4wd wagon, which means that they where very common.

    the 2wd mud flaps where ONLY put on peoples wagon if they knew about then, wanted then and where willing to pay more $, which definitively makes then rare/ hard to find, depending on where you live, for example if you live in killer cali where they have million scrap yards then you might consider then not rare but if you live in oregon where there's about 50 scrap yards in the whole state then they would be considered rare here.
  • CharbCharb Administrator
    wagodizzle wrote:
    Charb i dont think you understood what the dude said lol ^^
    2WD mudflaps are definitely much more rare then the 4WD

    Nope, I got it.

    And I meant what I said.

    Maybe I'll narrow it down to where I live... whenever there is a 2wd at the salvage yards here- they usually have flaps.


    I'm sick of people like oldschoolef! and Robb jacking up the prices on everything, calling them 'rare'. Such bullshit... you guys are the reason prices are so high. And you don't do a damn thing from a technical standpoint. Just selling shit... weak sauce

    But at least I'm not dumb enough to pay. I actually get off my ass and go to the yards and find things myself.
  • jchen360jchen360 Wagonist
    Just an observation I've made in my area but whenever I see 90-91 wagons they always seem to have rear mud flaps. So I just assumed the 88-89 were dealer options and the 90-91's came with them although I'm probably wrong. Also...

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  • hondamatichondamatic Wagonist
    My 90 dx didn't come with them
  • yellowmikebikeyellowmikebike Wagonist
    88-91 2wd wagon rr flaps are yes in fact an accessory (08156-sh510ah) in the us and the rt4wd's had oe rear flaps (that say 4wd). All are discontinued new. Rear flaps are super rare on ebay and here in the nw.
  • oldskoolef!oldskoolef! Banned
    yellowmikebike wrote:
    88-91 2wd wagon rr flaps are yes in fact an accessory (08156-sh510ah) in the us and the rt4wd's had oe rear flaps (that say 4wd). All are discontinued new. Rear flaps are super rare on ebay and here in the nw.
    i agree :D
    bigwillystyle wrote:
    2wd rears are shorter, and much harder to find

    i agree as well
    DRMORTY wrote:
    Not that Rare..
    I have sets of 2wds and 4wds in my Gold Parts stash... ;)

    if they are so commend why are they in your "Gold Parts stash"? :lol: :lol: and not in the trash? :wink:

    Charb1618 wrote:
    wagodizzle wrote:
    Charb i dont think you understood what the dude said lol ^^
    2WD mudflaps are definitely much more rare then the 4WD

    Nope, I got it.

    And I meant what I said.

    Maybe I'll narrow it down to where I live... whenever there is a 2wd at the salvage yards here- they usually have flaps.


    I'm sick of people like oldschoolef! and Robb jacking up the prices on everything, calling them 'rare'. Such bullshit... you guys are the reason prices are so high. And you don't do a damn thing from a technical standpoint. Just selling shit... weak sauce

    But at least I'm not dumb enough to pay. I actually get off my ass and go to the yards and find things myself.


    :lol: :lol: that fine, everyone is entitled to there own option.

    A while ago someone posted that there was close to 22,000 wagons on the road in the US and in a county where theirs 230 millions cars on the road, so i would have to say that yes honda civic wagons are diffidently RARE and if the wagons themselves are RARE, Wouldn't that make the parts RARE as well?



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