This is a discussion on Side Skirts within the Exterior & Appearance forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; I just bought my first WRX. Its an 03, color midnight black. It is missing the stock side skirts and ...
I just bought my first WRX. Its an 03, color midnight black. It is missing the stock side skirts and im looking for something to replace them. Any suggestions, preferebly something that looks somewhat stock and isn't super pricey.
If you were in Ohio you could buy my old stock sills,I upgraded to STi sills.
Joe/Flyin' Under The RadarThe Legendary Hammerdown WagonBugeye Mafia #337
about how much does it cost from a bodyshop to have sides painted? mine are WRB.....(sorry to threadjack)
definitely check a junkyard first before buying new. The paint cost would be around $150 a skirt, that is Maaco price. I checked with them for my front spoiler.
Now Maaco quality is only so so, but hell they are side skirts! They are gonna get imperfections anyway from the tire kicking debris from the road. Still should last for a year or two+
(that should include clear coat too)
Sleeper stylie...gt30 + tmic
now my other question....do you get that little piece of plastic behind on the bottom of the rear doors painted as well?? or do you remove it? do you leave it and just keep it black?? what do you do with that little bugger??![]()
I think they look good black. Your ride is midnight black or midnight blue? guess it depends if you want flashy or subtle really.
Last edited by STiled; 04-30-2009 at 10:03 PM. Reason: misunderstood, haha
Sleeper stylie...gt30 + tmic
no i'm talking about that little black piece ABOVE the skirt behind the rear doors.....right next to the whell well
yeah i know you mean, its on the front side of the rear wheel well. On mine it is unpainted black plastic
Last edited by STiled; 04-30-2009 at 10:14 PM. Reason: clarification
Sleeper stylie...gt30 + tmic
yeap that little bastard, do i paint it when i get my sideskirts done or just leave it there and say **** it?? i know it's held on by an epoxy![]()
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