front and rear spash guards
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Burning Brakes
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front and rear spash guards
I am thinking about these for my c5 Z since I will be running sticky tires to auto cross and I want to keep stones from hitting the paint work. Which units work best and how do they mount? Io hate things that need drilling.
Melting Slicks
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I used a set of C6 splash gaurds front and rear. You just have to do some dremel work on them to get the correct fit. Double face tape and a screw at the bottom will work to keep them on and in place. The rear's you can use the stock inner fender fastners to hold them in place along with the double face tape.
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I used a set of C6 splash gaurds front and rear. You just have to do some dremel work on them to get the correct fit. Double face tape and a screw at the bottom will work to keep them on and in place. The rear's you can use the stock inner fender fastners to hold them in place along with the double face tape.
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After talking with Lewis5motorsports, they recommend drilling into the car to help keep the splash guards in place. That has kept me from buying their product to this point. Have looked briefly at the APsis ones, but the price is pretty steep for a splash guard set.
Wish some vendor would come up with a set of nice looking splash guards that mounted using factory screws so you didn't have to drill into the car.
Wish some vendor would come up with a set of nice looking splash guards that mounted using factory screws so you didn't have to drill into the car.
