Splash guards are worth the money
11/20/06, 09:34 AM
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No, they will not. The Shelby GT500 splash guards will only fit the GT/CS as they use the same rear bumper.
The regular GT and V6 bumpers are completely different in profile and height to the Shelby bumper.
A $12 quote... sounds like they were quoting you the generic rubber splash guards. Those retail at like $14 and fit anything.
The regular GT and V6 bumpers are completely different in profile and height to the Shelby bumper.
A $12 quote... sounds like they were quoting you the generic rubber splash guards. Those retail at like $14 and fit anything.
11/20/06, 11:04 AM
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I just put some on mine this weekend because After seeing all the dead leaves and junk that gets thrown up on the sides of the car when it rains.
I was concerned with all the gravel they put on the roads in the winter here. The splash guards should save my paint. I'm taking them off when winter is over though.
I was concerned with all the gravel they put on the roads in the winter here. The splash guards should save my paint. I'm taking them off when winter is over though.
11/20/06, 03:10 PM
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11/20/06, 04:03 PM
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Say what you want about splash guards. I don't know where you live, but where I live, the roads aren't very good AT ALL, and there are ALOT of stones that come flying up. Now, after having them on my car, the sides of my rear bumper are always clean and take no effort to clean anymore.
I gotta agree with Jeff- where I live, splash guards or "mud flaps" are a necessity 9 months outta the year. Call them what you want, that's fine with me. Besides, I know people that think building Saleen clones is :gay: .......
11/20/06, 07:02 PM
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11/20/06, 08:34 PM
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11/20/06, 10:11 PM
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11/21/06, 10:28 AM
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But the black is so worth it to me....
11/21/06, 07:41 PM
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Noiw now..there is no need for name calling.I figure this thread is what it is and instead of tearing up our paint jobs with sand and gravel during the winter months a pair of mud flaps is money well spent.
One thing bothers me about your objectification, making comments like that will leave you wide open to cheap shots,isolation and maybe even a recomendation for some counseling.Good luck.
One thing bothers me about your objectification, making comments like that will leave you wide open to cheap shots,isolation and maybe even a recomendation for some counseling.Good luck.
11/21/06, 10:32 PM
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I put SVT rims on my Focus. I wish I had put the molded mudflaps on, those 215-45-17 tires sandblasted the paint off my lowers in about 6 months.
Im putting them on my 05 as soon as I get around to it.
Im putting them on my 05 as soon as I get around to it.
