just ordered a set of front and rear oem splash guards from riverside infiniti.

is this a easy DIY? or does it require a bit experience?

is there any DIYs? didnt see any

 

http://infinitihelp.com/diy/gcoupe/p...stallation.htm

 

^^ thanks

 

ya man it is super easy. took me about thirty minutes to get all of mine done! good luck

 

does all wheel have to come off when getting it installed? or can it installed with it on.

im a noob when it comes to these things, and dont want to take it to the stealerhip or any body shop for some mud flaps.lol noob status

 

No, wheels do not have to be removed to install your splash guards.

 

that vid sucks haha i wanted to see how it looked when it was done. might have to get some for mine, im sure itd help with all the mud, dirt, and snow i get in the chi

 

Super easy but you might want to jack up the car for better access. Make sure the panels you are attaching the splash guards to are super clean, especially where you'll adhere the 3M tape.

 

i installed mine in ten minutes lol. i didnt bother with screwing both screws in, just the top one. good enough.

 

i would recommend not screwing the bottom screw cus i did that and when i scraped it freaking thing almost tore the mud guard off in half and damaged my bumper lol. its was jus too secure. better to give it some moving space for when u scrape . but u should screw both screws on top tho

 

is drilling really necessary? i read the instructions and involves drilling?

 

^^ I wouldn't know since my car came with guards already on it.

 

^ in the rear, i had to do some drilling since i didn't see any existing holes. In that case, you'll have to remove the wheel, not unless you have a close-quarter or an angle drill(oh and a stubby screwdriver). It's relatively easy since you'll be drilling into plastic.

Don't remove the backing of the adhesive strip of the splashguard when you test fit and when drilling that hole. If you happen to need more, 3M molding tape works pretty well also.