c5 splash guards
I Forget
Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 1,649
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From: My Garage. Greer, SC
Welcome to the forum! 
Try searching for mud flaps and other variations. I got the cheap ones from Mid America Designs.
There's a newer post on modifying the OEM rear C6 flaps to fit the C5. I found the link below - scroll down the thread to see some pics.
Click here >> http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...flap%2A+mod%2A
There's another thread showing you how to modify them somewhere, keep trying. The sun is out and I gotta go!
Try searching for mud flaps and other variations. I got the cheap ones from Mid America Designs.
There's a newer post on modifying the OEM rear C6 flaps to fit the C5. I found the link below - scroll down the thread to see some pics.
Click here >> http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...flap%2A+mod%2A
There's another thread showing you how to modify them somewhere, keep trying. The sun is out and I gotta go!
Last edited by Trigger Creep; Dec 30, 2006 at 02:59 PM.
Drifting
Joined: Sep 2004
Posts: 1,743
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From: Layton Utah
These are the mudflaps from MidAmerica. Easy to install and have really done the job for protecting the paint. I like the black as it blends in with the tires. Let me know if you have questions.
Night Owl for life
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 24,739
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From: Bugs Bunny should'a made a left turn here
Welcome to the forum!
Try searching for mud flaps and other variations. I got the cheap ones from Mid America Designs.
There's a newer post on modifying the OEM rear C6 flaps to fit the C5. I found the link below - scroll down the thread to see some pics.
Click here >> http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...flap%2A+mod%2A
There's another thread showing you how to modify them somewhere, keep trying. The sun is out and I gotta go!
Try searching for mud flaps and other variations. I got the cheap ones from Mid America Designs.
There's a newer post on modifying the OEM rear C6 flaps to fit the C5. I found the link below - scroll down the thread to see some pics.
Click here >> http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...flap%2A+mod%2A
There's another thread showing you how to modify them somewhere, keep trying. The sun is out and I gotta go!
there are threads for modifying them to a c5. search the archives.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 8,590
Likes: 977
From: Communist Colorado
Mid Americas version
Just be careful when driving at high speed on "wavy" roads. They will scrape the ground ESPECIALLY if your car is lowered. I broke my LF guard & have to get a new pair now. They sell them in pairs for $39.99/set
Just be careful when driving at high speed on "wavy" roads. They will scrape the ground ESPECIALLY if your car is lowered. I broke my LF guard & have to get a new pair now. They sell them in pairs for $39.99/set
Tech Contributor
Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 19,384
Likes: 87
From: Horncastle Lincolnshire, England
2023 C5 of the Year Finalist - Unmodified
I did a write up when I did my installation
Here's the link:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...=fender+guards
Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 1,092
Likes: 0
From: Deerfield VA
St. Jude Donor '07
Hey guys, those flaps from mid america look like the ticket. I have a confession to make, I HAVE TO TRAVEL DOWN A MILE OF GRAVEL NAT'L
FOREST ROAD TO GET TO PAVEMENT. When I brought the Corvette home, the road was kinda rough because hunting season was just winding up, and the local hunters like travelling 70 on the road. So changing my oil, I was pulling gravel out of my front subframe. I love my house, and it's not likely the Fed's will pave my road anytime soon, (so many cruise missles to lob, so little time) so mudflaps are where I need to be. Are there any others beside the midamerica and C-6 to look at. I'm leaning towards the mid america units. BTW, y'all, when the road gets alot of potholes, I take my Kubota tractor, refill, scrape and re-grade the road so my Corvette and lowered Mustang don't have to.
As I tell my wife, "God has a sense of humor"!
John
FOREST ROAD TO GET TO PAVEMENT. When I brought the Corvette home, the road was kinda rough because hunting season was just winding up, and the local hunters like travelling 70 on the road. So changing my oil, I was pulling gravel out of my front subframe. I love my house, and it's not likely the Fed's will pave my road anytime soon, (so many cruise missles to lob, so little time) so mudflaps are where I need to be. Are there any others beside the midamerica and C-6 to look at. I'm leaning towards the mid america units. BTW, y'all, when the road gets alot of potholes, I take my Kubota tractor, refill, scrape and re-grade the road so my Corvette and lowered Mustang don't have to.
As I tell my wife, "God has a sense of humor"!
John
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Try Ecklers. I run a set from them on my car - no drilling required. The mount using existing screws and for the rear use a large band clamp that goes around the mufflers.
