Pipedreams Splash Guards
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Heel & Toe
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Pipedreams Splash Guards
Just finished installing Pipedreams splash guards. Front install quick and easy with male/female pin assembly. Rear using U clips somewhat more challenging. After spilling some blood I gave in and opened clips up a little. Big difference and they still seem very secure. Very happy with appearance. Not intrusive at all and have a OEM look. Most definitely will help protect paint.
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From: Bay Shore, NY 11706 MILD2WILD (M2W)
St. Jude Donor '06-'07
Originally Posted by P-T-T-M
Just finished installing Pipedreams splash guards. Front install quick and easy with male/female pin assembly. Rear using U clips somewhat more challenging. After spilling some blood I gave in and opened clips up a little. Big difference and they still seem very secure. Very happy with appearance. Not intrusive at all and have a OEM look. Most definitely will help protect paint.
" If the clips are very tight you can bend the spikes a little to ease installation."
Sets are ready to ship tomorrow LINK
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jun 2001
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From: Langhorne Pa
St. Jude Donor '09 thru '26
I had Ed install mine today it only took him 5-10 minutes for all 4 and they look awesome and great quality.Thanks for your products.At the same time he installed my 07 hand painted hoodliner.Awesome.
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From: Hurst, TX USA
Originally Posted by gpopvet
I had Ed install mine today it only took him 5-10 minutes for all 4 and they look awesome and great quality.Thanks for your products.At the same time he installed my 07 hand painted hoodliner.Awesome.
I put my new set on today in 20 minutes or so, took at least 45 minutes the first time. :o Now I feel "protected" again. 
BTW, when my first set came off after about 8500 miles, there was zero scratching under the flaps. And of course no stone damage on the fender wells or rockers.
Le Mans Master
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From: Pacific Northwest
St. Jude Donor '06
Originally Posted by BigJoe
I guess you get better with practice... I put my new set on today in 20 minutes or so, took at least 45 minutes the first time. :o Now I feel "protected" again.
BTW, when my first set came off after about 8500 miles, there was zero scratching under the flaps. And of course no stone damage on the fender wells or rockers.
I put my new set on today in 20 minutes or so, took at least 45 minutes the first time. :o Now I feel "protected" again. BTW, when my first set came off after about 8500 miles, there was zero scratching under the flaps. And of course no stone damage on the fender wells or rockers.
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From: Hurst, TX USA
Originally Posted by C-INRED
Why did you remove the first set?
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