Kick yourself now 'cuz you shoulda got the mudflaps...
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hehe... hey, if we were all alike we'd be like ME!
I respectfully accept your rebuttle and rebuke you!
I think it gives the car a more lowered look without actually lowering... gives the car some aggression... aggression is good
I'd like to protect my investment too... don't need any rocks n crap nicking up my paint job! 3M film can't cover the whole thing hehe... and their removable if I really don't like in person
I respectfully accept your rebuttle and rebuke you!
I think it gives the car a more lowered look without actually lowering... gives the car some aggression... aggression is good
I'd like to protect my investment too... don't need any rocks n crap nicking up my paint job! 3M film can't cover the whole thing hehe... and their removable if I really don't like in person
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Re: Mud Flaps are.....
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[BWhere you guys also considering the front winch option?. [/B]
[BWhere you guys also considering the front winch option?. [/B]
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See something in common?? Yeah mud flaps ain't a body kit buttt!!! PROTECTION!! hehe... can see some people are really upset! hehe - this is fun...
You cannot clear bra the whole side of your car!!!!
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I'm seriously considering the clear bra also. I've never even seen one of these in real life - can anyone that has any experience with them shed some light? My main concern is - is it a really tight fit to the car, can moisture get between the bra and the car and fog up or anything like that?
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Here's a nice thread for ya on the clear bra - I'm getting it too but I don't think it'll protect the whole side of the car?
News thread on Clear Bra - Good read...
News thread on Clear Bra - Good read...
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Ummm...none for me thanks. No splash guards, no clear bras, leather bras, none of that. I liken that stuff to putting those nasty plastic slip covers on a nice comfy couch. It's a car, not a Picasso.
Just must opinion. I have nothing against those who are protective to the point of covering your car when you're food shopping. Just not my thing.
Just must opinion. I have nothing against those who are protective to the point of covering your car when you're food shopping. Just not my thing.
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ayeee nowww... why wouldn't you want to protect your paint? Especially if you couldn't see anything different with it on? I say clear bra!
And okay... mudflaps - splash guards... what's the difference!?!!??! Okay - Splash Guards sound better like... hmmm Bovine Skitology... aka ********! :P
And okay... mudflaps - splash guards... what's the difference!?!!??! Okay - Splash Guards sound better like... hmmm Bovine Skitology... aka ********! :P
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3rdpower
I gotta agree with ya. Got to protect those pretty sides somehow.
Skimark will back me up on this when I tell ya this, in the winter they put ROCKS down for traction during the winter here in Denver.
Even thou I don't plan on driving my baby in the really bad stuff ther is still a good chance of getting caught in a storm here.
Question: do you think they will interfere with my curb feelers
I gotta agree with ya. Got to protect those pretty sides somehow.
Skimark will back me up on this when I tell ya this, in the winter they put ROCKS down for traction during the winter here in Denver.
Even thou I don't plan on driving my baby in the really bad stuff ther is still a good chance of getting caught in a storm here.
Question: do you think they will interfere with my curb feelers