Splash guard or not
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 941
From: Dallas, TX area
RE: Splash guard or not
ORIGINAL: red07Pony
I was looking at those and they look better than the factory ones but ........
oh6vee6
Date 11/29/2007 1:43:29 PM
I have the Ford ones. They are molded in nicely and really keep the rear quarters clean. They aer as wide as the tire under the car so they won't even kick up stuff under the car that would end up on the back of the car while moveing. It is the one concession to the car being a DD.
.........Which ones are better??? I live in Ohio and we get the snow and salt soI agree, as a DD that's the price I'm going to pay to keep my stang looking good. I plan on only keeping them on during the winter. Any opinions as to which are better?
ORIGINAL: wthalliii
I got these: http://www.jaegerbrothersauto.com/index.php
They really don't look that bad, and they're removable. Takes just a few seconds. The back ones just clip on, and the front ones go under those plastic fasteners that hold the rocker panel on. I don't take mine off, though, and they have stayed on for about 6 months.
I got these: http://www.jaegerbrothersauto.com/index.php
They really don't look that bad, and they're removable. Takes just a few seconds. The back ones just clip on, and the front ones go under those plastic fasteners that hold the rocker panel on. I don't take mine off, though, and they have stayed on for about 6 months.
oh6vee6
Date 11/29/2007 1:43:29 PM
I have the Ford ones. They are molded in nicely and really keep the rear quarters clean. They aer as wide as the tire under the car so they won't even kick up stuff under the car that would end up on the back of the car while moveing. It is the one concession to the car being a DD.
This second picture is not exactly a show off picture of my car, but it was the only one I could find that shows the splash guards from the back. I think we were unpacking from a road trip.
2nd Gear Member
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 231
From: Hudson County, NJ
RE: Splash guard or not
I have the jeager bros flaps on my stang. Some people may say no way to them but if they save my car from all the rocks and tar thrown up on the highways in the NJ/NY metro area then I say Yes!
Here are a few pics. And they remove in less then a minute.
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Here are a few pics. And they remove in less then a minute.
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6th Gear Member
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 12,024
From: USA
RE: Splash guard or not
ORIGINAL: 06elnr
I put them on mine to keep the rock chips from happening, GT500 on mine
I put them on mine to keep the rock chips from happening, GT500 on mine
