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What he shouldn't be doing is driving the car in snow or rain. It's not so much that the car gets wet, it's that the water thrown up on the car also has small stones and debri with it for nicks and chips to your paint.
The idea of putting mud flaps on a C6 begs for a clever analogy. Time for this thread to take a turn in that direction - I'm sure you have clever ideas...(I'll start):
Ever think maybe a stylish flap may prevent some of the stone chips behind the doors many are experiencing? Seems to me the new Z06 has small flaps of it's own, but most can't say enough good things about it.
Seems to me the new Z06 has small flaps of it's own, but most can't say enough good things about it.
I agree! The right ones don't look bad and protect your paint. Maybe if GM designed the car so the tires stayed in the wheel wells flaps wouldn't even be an issue.
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Originally Posted by MagicMtnDan
The idea of putting mud flaps on a C6 begs for a clever analogy. Time for this thread to take a turn in that direction - I'm sure you have clever ideas...(I'll start):
If you find Yosemite Sam or those Chrome Babe flaps let me know
Make sure they are the Yosemite Sam with BACK OFF written on them but hey this is a vette maybe the ones with the chrome highlights would be better
Sorry man Ive been to NY and Im sure it must suck... easy for us out here in Southern CA to poke fun but I couldnt help laughin at the image of big honkin flaps with curb feelers on the side