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26 July 2008, 05:13 PM
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I have the same mud flaps and they are very good quality. Mine have been on a year now and still have the shape they came in, unlike the cheaper ones that tend to curl up.
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27 July 2008, 12:50 AM
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Looking good. I'm thinking of some black flaps for my white one.
Think it'll look better with a white graphic of somesort, as it's not that noticable...unless that's what you wanted.
Thinking of getting prodrive on mine.
Think it'll look better with a white graphic of somesort, as it's not that noticable...unless that's what you wanted.
Thinking of getting prodrive on mine.
27 July 2008, 10:06 AM
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Get some white logo's on them, to plain like that. You'll notice a hell of a difference in how long your car will stay clean for though, washed my car the other day then it rained, went for a short spin and when a i got back on my drive not a mark on the car...Mud flaps saved the day, lol
27 July 2008, 02:17 PM
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they don't stay clean for 5 minutes
can't say i've noticed a big difference so far, i've run no flaps, flaps and now cut down mini flaps on the front and the car still gets covered in crap. i've no doubt the flaps will give the best protection possible, i just can't stand the look of them now
looking good as always mate
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