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Joined: 04-03-2006
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From: Peoria. Illinois
I like those flaps, any opinions on the amount of protection offered to the lower body ? No offense intended, but for my design, I don't want the factory running boards, but I am already needing to vsiit my dealer for repaint, so I want to add some protection after the repaint...
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Joined: 06-26-2006
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From: Del Rio, Texas
Originally Posted by DARK AGE 53
tonydetiger, your 
is looking great, the splash guards will going on before I head south for the winter.
By "SET" do you mean you get both the front and rear splash guards for $55, if so I'll be getting them ASAP.
is looking great, the splash guards will going on before I head south for the winter.By "SET" do you mean you get both the front and rear splash guards for $55, if so I'll be getting them ASAP.
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Joined: 06-15-2006
Posts: 77
From: Nashville, TN
I've had these on for a while now, and they seem to protect the paint pretty well. I drive through gravel and dirt because of all the construction going on in my neighborhood. I don't have nearly the amount of splashback or rock hits that I used to.
I just hear rocks hit the fender well and roll off. I've even gone through some road resurfacing. No tar anywhere.
I was tempted to see what the generic Chevy mud flaps looked like. They had a set of those for $20. The HHR flaps do a really good job, especially since I have the running boards too. But, I could see where there would need to be a little more protection.
I just hear rocks hit the fender well and roll off. I've even gone through some road resurfacing. No tar anywhere.
I was tempted to see what the generic Chevy mud flaps looked like. They had a set of those for $20. The HHR flaps do a really good job, especially since I have the running boards too. But, I could see where there would need to be a little more protection.
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