Splash Guards (not mudflaps)

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07-19-2007, 03:31 PM

#11

Kingofbeers

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RE: Mudflaps

I put the ones from Ford on last year, but can't really say if they kept anything protected.
If I didn't have such crappy roads to drive on, I'd take 'em off for sure.

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07-19-2007, 03:31 PM

#12

TrIpOd

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RE: Mudflaps

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ORIGINAL: danomano

Here are mine.

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ewwww!

07-19-2007, 03:32 PM

#13

Stkjock

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RE: Mudflaps

u start putting on wider rear tires you can really use'em... I hear **** kick up on the rear panels all the time now

07-19-2007, 03:36 PM

#14

Humboldt Stang

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RE: Mudflaps

Everytime someone says "mudflaps" they will catch grief, and deservedly so.
Mustangs use Splashguards.
They do not flap.
If you see a flap for a Mustang, stay far far away.

07-19-2007, 03:40 PM

#15

NachoStang

Join Date: Jun 2007

Location: Saginaw, Texas

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RE: Mudflaps

The moulded rear ones at my dealer were $45.00. Better have some washers on hand in case the bolts pull through the too-big holes in the splash guards like mine did. The roads here in North Texas are pretty bad and warrant the installation of splash guards.