splash guards are on
03-19-2007, 02:07 PM
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splash guards are on
I did not really want splashguards on my vette. But with the 285/40s up front and the 315/35s on the back I was just throwing too much road crud up on the rockers. GS fender flares are not in my budget, so I went with the Altec splashguards from Tomzwheels.
I am still not sure about the 'looks', but guess it is better than screwing up the rocker panels. I would ask what others think, but I can not find my flame suit.
I am still not sure about the 'looks', but guess it is better than screwing up the rocker panels. I would ask what others think, but I can not find my flame suit.
03-19-2007, 02:37 PM
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They look good. I have the cheap flat ones I put on for long trips, along with the plumbers plug in one each of the B&B exhaust tips 
Where did you get the molded and fitted ones?
Where did you get the molded and fitted ones?
03-19-2007, 03:20 PM
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Looks good.
I have a red 86 coupe that has the black stripe on it. With the tires being black, a black stripe all the way around - I might be able to pull this off!
I have a red 86 coupe that has the black stripe on it. With the tires being black, a black stripe all the way around - I might be able to pull this off!
03-19-2007, 03:31 PM
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i love the look on the black. It makes the front fender look more complete to me. Not sure about the rears. Overall, I like it and for 75$ i like it even more.
03-19-2007, 04:45 PM
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Looks good.
I was going to start out with something like, "Hey Andy, you going muddin!!!" But it looks good. 
It is so hard to keep these dark cars clean... my polo is an interesting shade of Polo Green and Georgia Pollen Yellow right now... and that is after the bath this weekend. I drove it for an hour yesterday and it came back dirtier... I have been considering the flaps myself.
It is so hard to keep these dark cars clean... my polo is an interesting shade of Polo Green and Georgia Pollen Yellow right now... and that is after the bath this weekend. I drove it for an hour yesterday and it came back dirtier... I have been considering the flaps myself.
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03-19-2007, 08:12 PM
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I was going to start out with something like, "Hey Andy, you going muddin!!!" But it looks good. It is so hard to keep these dark cars clean... my polo is an interesting shade of Polo Green and Georgia Pollen Yellow right now... and that is after the bath this weekend. I drove it for an hour yesterday and it came back dirtier... I have been considering the flaps myself.
It is so hard to keep these dark cars clean... my polo is an interesting shade of Polo Green and Georgia Pollen Yellow right now... and that is after the bath this weekend. I drove it for an hour yesterday and it came back dirtier... I have been considering the flaps myself.
03-19-2007, 08:29 PM
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They do look good 
what is the instillation process? are they something you can put on and off in a reasonable amount of time and do you think they will scratch the paint where they were sitting against it? Thanks for any info....
what is the instillation process? are they something you can put on and off in a reasonable amount of time and do you think they will scratch the paint where they were sitting against it? Thanks for any info....
