Sporky SideGrades Texas FL5 Type R

[Sporky McGeuschky]

Here I Pre-Bent the Rally Mud Flap a bit for ease of alignment to Screw holes.

There are now just Four Button Head Screws with RokBlokz Washers left to install.

Now, attach the Top Button Head Screw with Washer by hand.

Next, attach the Underneath Button Head Screw and Washer.

Attach the other Two Button Head Screws with Washers, and leave the Screws loose enough to adjust Rally Mud Flap Outpoke Width.

Rear Rally Mud Flap Pulled Out Wide.

Rear Rally Mud Flap Tucked In Tight. This is the Install method I chose.

All Four Button Head Screws with Washers attached, and Rear Rally Mud Flap Tucked In Tight.

Tighten all the Screws, being careful not to strip any Screw holes.

Rear Right Mud Flap Installed.

During the Install, make sure to keep all of the OEM factory Hardware organized, keeping the Front Hardware separate from the Rear Hardware.
I reused the RokBlokz zip seal bags to collect the OEM Hardware.

Now Install the other side and the whole RokBlokz Rally Mud Flaps Install is complete.
Double check for any loose or missing Hardware. Upon collecting all the OEM Hardware, I noticed there was One RokBlokz Punch Plug sitting out by itself. Turns out it was a spare.

I checked to confirm I had a spare Punch Plug by going back and looking at a Hardware photo. Sure enough, there were Five RokBlokz Punch Plugs amongst all of the Front Hardware.

Congratulations! If you made it this far, your RokBlokz Rally Mud Flaps Install is Fully Complete!
Enjoy!

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[Sporky McGeuschky]

Now, it's Photo Showoff Time!

 

[Sporky McGeuschky]

... Moar RokBlokz Rally Mud Flap Photo Showoff!!!

 

[Sporky McGeuschky]

Shout out to RokBlokz for even conceiving to fabricate a Rally Mud Flap Kit for the FL5 Type R in the first place!!!

I mean, who does that?

RokBlokz does that.

 

[MYK20C1]

Hi Y'all, Sporky here!

It's March 2nd, 2025, and today is Texas Independence Day! The beginnig of March also marks the beginning of Spring down here. I figure it is now a good time for me to begin my unofficial thread.

Welcome, All Y'all, to Sporky SideGrades!​

I'm in my late 40s now, and I ain't getting any younger, so I bought my new 2025 Boost Blue Civic Type R in December of 2024 as sort of a Mid Life Christmas Self Gift. As this Type R is my first sports car, and I am new to performance vehicles in general, I cannot in good faith claim that this thread will be a maxxed out "Upgrades" and "Build" thread. We'll see. Once again, welcome to

Sporky SideGrades.​

Welcome to site. Nice ride for sure but I like my Sonic Grey Pearl a little better I think. Enjoy!

 

[Sporky McGeuschky]

Welcome to site. Nice ride for sure but I like my Sonic Grey Pearl a little better I think. Enjoy!

Hi!
Thank you, and Welcome to the Thread!

 

[NeRO_CTR]

Here for it all.... I love the energy. I like the overall design, fit and finish of the RB mud flaps. The hardware, not so much, but..... it fits the vision like a glove.

 

[FL5HondaGuy]

Cant wait to see the final product. A lifted Rock crawling FL5. Who'd a thunk' it ?

 

[Sporky McGeuschky]

Alright, y'all, time to show off the rest of my package from RokBlokz.com !

March 6, 2025.

This SideGrade is temporary and removable, so this I consider an Accessory:

RokBlokz Window Vent ​

for 2022+ Honda Civic Hatchback and 2023+ Honda FL5 Civic Type R.

Shipped from Springville, Utah.

Once again, the Package Contents. The "YES" denotes the fact that, Yes, indeed, I did opt for the FrogzSkin Mesh Screens installed in my Window Vents. The FrogzSkin Mesh Screens are Optional.

The packaged RokBlokz Window Vents.

RokBlokz added just a bit of foam to protect the Vents.

One Vent was wrapped in thin foam to prevent the two Acrylic / PlexiGlass Window Vents from scratching one another.

This package also included a Thank You Letter, Scan Code for Install Instructions, and a RokBlokz Sticker.

 

[Sporky McGeuschky]

Let's get a look at the RokBlokz Windows Vents.

Inside of Window Vent with FrogzSkin Mesh Screen.

Outside of Window Vent with FrogzSkin Mesh Screen. It is a little tough to see here the fact that there is even a screen, but it's there.

Rubber Gaskets at the Front. The Gaskets sit on top of the Rear Window.

Rubber Gaskets at the Rear.

The Window Vents are labeled for Left and Right. When Installed according to the RokBlokz instructions, the FrogzSkin Mesh Screens and Logos will face the Inside of the cabin.

 

[Sporky McGeuschky]

Been waiting for this!

Finally time to remove the Tennis Ball Green
"¡Nolo Rolo los Windolos!"
Warning labels from the Tint Install.

Pesky Warning label...

Begone!

Roll down and open the Rear Windows about 50 to 60%, and fit the Front of the Window Vent into the gasket of the car door.

Now fit the Rear of the Window Vent into the door gasket.
The etched "RokBlokz" logo will face outward.

Shift the Window Vent ever so slightly Forward or Rearward to get the front part of the RokBlokz gasket to touch the Civic Hatch Rear Door window gasket.

Lightly pull from the outside, or lightly push from the inside, as you carefully roll up the window, in order to align the Window Vent gasket to the top of the Civic's window.

Check for alignment and fitment.

Double check for alignment and fitment.

Looks good at the Front.

Looks good at the Rear.

Left Window Vent installed.

Left Window Vent from different angle and a bit wider view.

Left side complete. Now install the Right side.

 

[Sporky McGeuschky]

RokBlokz Window Vents are now installed.

Make sure to set the Window Lock for the Rear Windows, to keep the Window Vents in place.

You want to see the amber light.

Now that the RokBlokz Window Vents with FrogzSkin Mesh Screens are installed... you can breathe that nice Spring air while keeping out the critters!

 

[Sporky McGeuschky]

Photo time.

 

[MooMoo]

do you work for rockblockz? lol

what are these vents for?

 

[Sporky McGeuschky]

do you work for rockblockz? lol

what are these vents for?

Hi.

Nope, don't work for RokBlokz. I just bought some stuff that should work nicely for me. Might as well show what I got in case anyone is interested.

As for the Window Vents? I don't know. Maybe a bit much, but...
It's nice outside in Texas for about 3 to 4 months a year. March is one of those months.

I like to be able to get fresh air without getting fresh bugs.

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