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Yes they’re available now.!!! And they fit really well.
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Those look quite nice. Did you have to drill holes to install them?Yes they’re available now.!!! And they fit really well.
I have to admit that I can't stop thinking about how nice these look.Nope they use factory fender liner hardware and they come with brackets to reinforce where needed. With a 90degree Phillips screwdriver, you don’t even need to take the wheels off.
I'm going to guess you'll post some explatives if they don't fit.I picked up some cheap AF ones from Canadian Tire and just for laughs will try to see if I can make a go of it. If I don't post anything, assume I am out about $25 LOL.
No, not at all! It may be easier to, but the instructions tell you to just turn the wheel. However, it's tight. I'd recommend a swivel socket, and a Phillips Head. I did my flaps, and my roommate's flaps for his Veloster 2.0 Premium in about an hour and half.@TouringTech - Those look sick! I want them now 🙂 Did you have to remove the tires to install them?
The 2018-2020 OEM Mudguards do not fit the N-Line. It says it on the Hyundai Accessory Resource Center (ARC), and on the instructions for the part itself. (The front says they will, but however they will not, as my Dealer has tried to, and failed miserably)As nice as they look... they are fricken expensive.
The OEM Hyundai mudguards for the standard GT, and former GT Sport, were only something like $90 front and back. And they are genuine parts.
The RA flaps are made of urethane as opposed to PVC. to give you an idea. PVC is what cheap shower curtains are made of. Food for thought.I have to admit that I can't stop thinking about how nice these look.Nope they use factory fender liner hardware and they come with brackets to reinforce where needed. With a 90degree Phillips screwdriver, you don’t even need to take the wheels off.
I noticed there was another company making mud flaps (for the i30N) and they have the N logo on them too. The mounting hardware looks similar to my eyes.
Do you think these look about the same?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/rallyflapZ...xing-Kit-Black-4mm-PVC-with-Logo/183860577370
The 2018-2020 OEM Mudguards do not fit the N-Line. It says it on the Hyundai Accessory Resource Center (ARC), and on the instructions for the part itself. (The front says they will, but however they will not, as my Dealer has tried to, and failed miserably)
They're really nice, and I would recommend them. They're Urethane, which makes them flexible, easier to clean, and they don't gouge as easily as the plastic ones. They're also $100+ because of the hardware and warranty they provide. "Easy" to install if you know what you're doing and dont mind learning a new cuss word here or there.The 2018-2020 OEM Mudguards do not fit the N-Line. It says it on the Hyundai Accessory Resource Center (ARC), and on the instructions for the part itself. (The front says they will, but however they will not, as my Dealer has tried to, and failed miserably)
This I already know. I have an '18 GT Sport with full OEM mudguards, as well as a '19 N-Line with the fronts. Was hoping Hyundai would make an OEM flap for the rears. Thus my complaint about the price.
They look nice, they are aftermarket, Rally Armour is reputable. But over $100 for a set of flaps is a bit much.
If true, this is going to bum me out. I bought a pair of fronts and a pair of rears on eBay; the seller (a dealer selling OEM parts) listed them as fitting, both front and rear (I looked at your resource which says they will not, but was not aware of it until reading this thread, after my order).The 2018-2020 OEM Mudguards do not fit the N-Line. It says it on the Hyundai Accessory Resource Center (ARC), and on the instructions for the part itself. (The front says they will, but however they will not, as my Dealer has tried to, and failed miserably)