What's up guys? Today I'm gonna show you how to install Rally Armors Universal Mudflaps on my 2018 Subaru Impresa. So instead of spending almost $150 for the mud flaps that were made for my 2018 Subaru Impresa, I decided to get the Universal Mudflaps for around $30. Right away you can tell the material is a little different. It's more of a hard plastic rather than the floppy rubber. For this install you will obviously need a set of the Universal Rally Armors Mudflaps. There is a link in the description for a set of these if you're interested in buying them and you will also need a small bag of automotive push clips, one roll of 3M vehicle double stick tape, one flat head screwdriver, one level, and one power drill with drill bits to drill through your mud flaps. Let's get this started. This is the easiest way to put these mud flaps on your car. You don't even have to take any wheels off. Let's go. So the first thing you need to do with your level is make sure the ground your car is parked on is in fact level. When we test out this level of the cement we are perfectly level on our ground floor. If you're going to use my method to install your mud flaps make sure the ground you are parked on is level. So this is the front driver side wheel well and right away you can see that I have three push clips in my wheel well. First thing we're going to do is pop them out. Right off the bat I see that I will be using these three holes to mount my mud flap. This next step you need to pull the level back out and now you will understand why it's so crucial that the ground you're parked on has to be level. When you stick your mud flap on you want to get your ideal coverage that looks kind of good. I want it there. Take your level and level that thing up. Zoom in. Place your mud flap on your car where you want it. Make sure that it's nice and level with the ground boom right there. So after you make sure it's level hold it there with your hand take your screwdriver look for that hole and make a little mark on the mud flap. Since these are the plastic material mud flaps it's very easy to make a mark where you want to drill through. The first hole is drilled and ready for our first push clip. Okay the first push clip is in. Now we're ready for the next step. Take your level again and repeat the step. Make sure you get a nice and level mark it up and now you're ready to drill the next hole. When you're done drilling all your first holes and putting in the push clips it should look something like this. The push clips all back in the original spots with the mud flap in between level with the car. Before you use the double-sided stick tape we're going to have to pull that mud flap back off and I'll show you why. Since the front driver side mud flap is symmetrical with the front passenger side mud flap all you have to do is place this mud flap on top of the other mud flap and drill through using the same exact guide holes. And after you drill the holes for the passenger side apply. But before you get the double-sided tape out make sure you're happy with where these mud flaps are because once you double-stick tape them on there they're not going to come off. I like that one nice and straight. I like that one nice and straight. Let's begin the double-sided tape process. So here I am back at my front driver side wheel well. I took the mud flaps off, I took the clips off because I want to put double-stick tape underneath right here, here and down here behind the wheel. Boom right there. One two three this is the hard part about double-sided tape. Look at that I did it with my hand. All right I'm not even going to use the needle nose pliers. Boom just like that. Have your push pins in and ready to go. Boom top push pin good. I'm going to put the bottom one in next middle one and press. All right now we are ready. Just in time can you put one of my mud flaps on for me? Yeah tell me how to put it on. All right come over here don't peel it yet just put it on there. Boom perfect just like that. Yep just like that that is perfect. Right about yep just like that. How's that good? Yep don't push it by that push it by the big circle. Yep. Yep that's it now push the little one in. Yep just like that. Now this guy push the big circle in push then push the little circle all the way in. No no no get the big circle first then the little circle just like that. All right push in the big circle first all the way in push in the little circle. Yep boom just like that see look how good you did. Okay so we have officially installed the front passenger and the front driver mud flap. Front one's on. Front one's on. I'm not going to show you installing the back too because it's basically the same thing. You level it up you drill the holes and you put the mud flaps on top of each other. Use it as guide holes. Drill the same holes. Use the double stick tape and install. I'm going to wash my car so I can show you the finish product. Mud flaps are already coated in mud and aside of my car is not let's check out the back. The back is also coated in mud and the car is not. I say that's a successful universal mud flap install. If this is your first time on my channel this channel pumps out videos weekly a new vlog every Saturday and new videos during the week as well. Make sure you hit that subscribe button and stay tuned for the next video. Peace.