MC2 Rear Disc brake splash guards?

[jonros]

Hi - does anyone know of an aftermarket source for the rear disc guards as the rust gremlins have been eating their way through mine ! 
I know they aren't an issue for an MOT, it would just be nice to keep a bit more off my brakes so they don't require quite as much rebuilding/ replacing as they seem to ! 

Cheers in advance 😊 

[KiNK43]

I think your gonna struggle. Used to be able to get them from RimmerBros for rovers. But that dried up some years ago as far as I know.

[jonros]

Do you know which Rover they were for ? 

 

[dr_broon]

Probably mg zs, but maybe 400/45 as well?

[jonros]

On 1/7/2026 at 12:26 PM, dr_broon said:

Probably mg zs, but maybe 400/45 as well?

Many thanks dr_broon 👍 

[btjtaylor]

I looked into this for my car but the short answer is you can't find anything new any more. 

 

I was tempted to buy some from another car with similar size discs and modify to fit but I haven't tried it yet

 

The MG Rover part numbers are SMD000080 (RH) and SMD000090 (LH) - there are some on ebay but the prices can be a bit silly

 

If yours are not totally rotted away you are probably best off removing, soaking in some evaporust, good wire brush session and then painting them yourself. I fear that due to the age of the cars they might be too far gone though (the ones on my 2010 accord are too far gone for that and that's 10 years newer!)

 

Cars that i've found being listed as cross compatible if it helps your search:

Rover 200/ 25 / MG ZR 

Rover 400 / 45 / MG ZS

Integra DC2

CRX

Del Sol

EG/EK Civic

 

Many of these cars came with rear drums which might be part of the problem. It seems like it's a lot easier to get front ones, for now at least.