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Does anyone have a good sourse for Mud Flaps/Rocker Pannel Protectors, The paint on the bottom of my front and rear wheel wells is showing weare, Only 3000 miles I need to do something. HELP.
GC
I've had Pipedreams flaps for over a year and their the best I've seen. They are big enough to do the job but small enough that you hardly know their there.
I think the best ones are by forum member Pipedreams. www.nakidparts.com
Originally Posted by VET4LES
I've had Pipedreams flaps for over a year and their the best I've seen. They are big enough to do the job but small enough that you hardly know their there.
No problems and Ed stands behind his product quality... Can't go wrong.
I use them as well. Nice product. Only thing you have to be careful of is installing the rear flaps - the metal clips that attach the flap to the body can really scratch the paint if you're not careful.
St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14-'15-'16-'17
Originally Posted by VET4LES
I've had Pipedreams flaps for over a year and their the best I've seen. They are big enough to do the job but small enough that you hardly know their there.
Does anyone have a good sourse for Mud Flaps/Rocker Pannel Protectors, The paint on the bottom of my front and rear wheel wells is showing weare, Only 3000 miles I need to do something. HELP.
GC
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St. Jude Donor '05
Originally Posted by VET4LES
I've had Pipedreams flaps for over a year and their the best I've seen. They are big enough to do the job but small enough that you hardly know their there.
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