Mud Guards - Yay or Nay
#31
12-13-2006, 10:05 PM
RE: Mud Guards - Yay or Nay
I should hope not...The Pavement Princess would not look right with them
#36
12-14-2006, 12:15 AM
RE: Mud Guards - Yay or Nay
ORIGINAL: Dennis
Now I got to admitt, I like the Chrome ones[8D]
After you get your Snoop Dog H2 emblems Bob, these Chrome flaps would be quite apropos me thinks.[sm=shades.gif]
Now I got to admitt, I like the Chrome ones[8D]
After you get your Snoop Dog H2 emblems Bob, these Chrome flaps would be quite apropos me thinks.[sm=shades.gif]
#38
12-14-2006, 12:43 AM
RE: Mud Guards - Yay or Nay
What about some 3M paint protection film? I can't find anyplace with precut patterns, but I did find bulk material. The front of the fenders seem like a pretty flat surface which could make for an easy install. I used some on my TT to protect the bottom edge of the fenders and it is barely noticeable. 8 mil should be plenty and in an 18" width and 2' length you could probably get a half dozen strips.
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#40
12-14-2006, 08:21 AM
RE: Mud Guards - Yay or Nay
ORIGINAL: Little Monster
I too paid about the same $150 for the dealer to install. I am machanically inclined but a little lazy sometimes and if it worth it I would rather pay to get it done. I did put the tube rails and brush guard on myself and will put the roof rack on when I buy it. Amen on the salt and cinders
I too paid about the same $150 for the dealer to install. I am machanically inclined but a little lazy sometimes and if it worth it I would rather pay to get it done. I did put the tube rails and brush guard on myself and will put the roof rack on when I buy it. Amen on the salt and cinders