Splash guards?
#11
12-21-2007, 08:21 AM
RE: Splash guards?
Splash guards do help, but the front tires stick out so far they still fling stuff. I have just the FRONT GM guards, I like them and they fit perfect and the install is super easy. Probably the easiest guards Iv'e ever installed! The Husky guards are good quality, and are larger than the GM guards so I guess theoretically they should help with the fling factor a little more?
That comment from RealJeep about the lawn sprinkler gave me a laugh
, you should see the side of my 3, two weeks of salt covered road gerdoo flung everywhere. I'd love a lawn sprinkler right about now,so long as it wasn't throwin ice
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That comment from RealJeep about the lawn sprinkler gave me a laugh
, you should see the side of my 3, two weeks of salt covered road gerdoo flung everywhere. I'd love a lawn sprinkler right about now,so long as it wasn't throwin ice![]
#12
12-21-2007, 08:42 AM
RE: Splash guards?
So are those what I need to keep my windshield clean? It seams it's always in the nastiest spot in the mud pit when you're having to find the switch to turn the wipers on.
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#14
12-21-2007, 09:47 AM
RE: Splash guards?
LOL. My point exactly. If you are out having fun nothing is going to keep the beast clean. Everytime I leave the pavement I know I just scheduled a couple of hours with a water hose for me and my Hummer.
#16
12-21-2007, 02:05 PM
RE: Splash guards?
ORIGINAL: Doc Olds
Splash guards do help, but the front tires stick out so far they still fling stuff. I have just the FRONT GM guards, I like them and they fit perfect and the install is super easy. Probably the easiest guards Iv'e ever installed! The Husky guards are good quality, and are larger than the GM guards so I guess theoretically they should help with the fling factor a little more?
That comment from RealJeep about the lawn sprinkler gave me a laugh, you should see the side of my 3, two weeks of salt covered road gerdoo flung everywhere. I'd love a lawn sprinkler right about now,so long as it wasn't throwin ice![]
Splash guards do help, but the front tires stick out so far they still fling stuff. I have just the FRONT GM guards, I like them and they fit perfect and the install is super easy. Probably the easiest guards Iv'e ever installed! The Husky guards are good quality, and are larger than the GM guards so I guess theoretically they should help with the fling factor a little more?
That comment from RealJeep about the lawn sprinkler gave me a laugh
, you should see the side of my 3, two weeks of salt covered road gerdoo flung everywhere. I'd love a lawn sprinkler right about now,so long as it wasn't throwin ice![]
I think the plumber charged $275 but he had a few problems getting through the concrete foundation to the hot water supply in the basement.
#17
12-21-2007, 03:17 PM
RE: Splash guards?
ORIGINAL: hummer
I thought you couldnt get the splashguards & the rocker protection.
ORIGINAL: alrock
I can't resist. Here are two more pics of mud flaps being used for their intended purpose.
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I can't resist. Here are two more pics of mud flaps being used for their intended purpose.
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They fit nicely with about a 1/2" of clearance behind the splashguards.
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#18
12-21-2007, 05:24 PM
RE: Splash guards?
I've got the huskys in the front, but they dont seem to help much.
This is the only area that stays clean!!!!
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This is the only area that stays clean!!!!
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