Mud Flaps ????
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jun 2006
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From: Huntley IL
You do not have to drill any holes or remove the tires. Tip for the fronts is whichever side you are working on, turn the wheel towards you. Makes it easier.
Burning Brakes
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From: The Villages Florida
They do work, and they do "blend" in with the tires. The install IS easy ... if you get all of the parts it will make sense. 
* The front splitter and the rear valance are the same color and very nearly the same texture so they look almost factory. The rounded ones look nice, but appear "chunkier at the top. ??!!
* Sorry Ed, just couldn't help myself.
* The front splitter and the rear valance are the same color and very nearly the same texture so they look almost factory. The rounded ones look nice, but appear "chunkier at the top. ??!!* Sorry Ed, just couldn't help myself.
Pro
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From: Averill Park NY
I just went to order but wanted to ask first. Thanks.
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Wouldn't the Z06 splash guards (don't call them mud flaps!) be right for a GS? Does your car already have them?
We had Pipe's splash guards on our 2006 Coupe, they worked ok but did look somewhat "home made". We don't use amythng on the 2009 Coupe and it seems to be doing ok, any minor chips get covered by dust in the first 5 miles anyway.
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From: Sammamish, WA
I suspect this thread will be locked, because of age and because Pipe is no longer a vendor here.
Wouldn't the Z06 splash guards (don't call them mud flaps!) be right for a GS? Does your car already have them?
We had Pipe's splash guards on our 2006 Coupe, they worked ok but did look somewhat "home made". We don't use amythng on the 2009 Coupe and it seems to be doing ok, any minor chips get covered by dust in the first 5 miles anyway.
Wouldn't the Z06 splash guards (don't call them mud flaps!) be right for a GS? Does your car already have them?
We had Pipe's splash guards on our 2006 Coupe, they worked ok but did look somewhat "home made". We don't use amythng on the 2009 Coupe and it seems to be doing ok, any minor chips get covered by dust in the first 5 miles anyway.
Thanks for the reply!
