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Can anyone recommend a vendor where I can buy mud flaps for my 2013 GS? I checked with Top Flight but they said theirs won't fit the GS. I just want to protect the paint from whatever gets flipped up by those huge tires. Thanks
You can also go with cleartastic style protection (Instead of the flaps) that puts basically a clear bra in the areas that usually get smacked by rocks (For both GS and Z06)
Am hoping to get my Z06 back from the body shop today after having dings repaired on the rear quarters (Looked like somebody had taken a shotgun full of rock salt to the quarters)
Got mine from Apsis, their customer service is great and they carry quality products. They're better than the factory ones as they are black all they way through so you don't see the stone chips, easy to install and look great. They mount right over the factory ones.
Got mine from Apsis, their customer service is great and they carry quality products. They're better than the factory ones as they are black all they way through so you don't see the stone chips, easy to install and look great. They mount right over the factory ones.
They look very nice. Did you go with the wide or narrow version? How difficult were they to install?
They look very nice. Did you go with the wide or narrow version? How difficult were they to install?
They're the wide version, and super easy to install. They go right over your existing splash guards and you re-use the screw holes and screws from factory. I did add an extra screw and hole at the top corner for an extra tight fit. They hold up nicely too because they're black all they way through unlike other versions. Even the factory ones show the stone chips as light gray, these make stone chips less obvious.
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