Mud Flaps Or Not?
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Why not try this: http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/thread.asp?ThreadID=6603
I can't comment on them as I haven't got round to doing it yet
Iain.
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[Edited by Dyney - 3/1/2002 5:03:37 PM]
I can't comment on them as I haven't got round to doing it yet
Iain.
*Edit* To make link active.
[Edited by Dyney - 3/1/2002 5:03:37 PM]
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At the moment it is impossible to keep my car clean I live down a few country lanes which are very muddy.
I would like to know is it worthwhile fitting mud flaps and how effective are they at keeping the car a bit cleaner. Do they help protect the paint work just behind the front wheels.
If so do Subaru fit them and does anyone know how much they cost to have fitted?
I would like to know is it worthwhile fitting mud flaps and how effective are they at keeping the car a bit cleaner. Do they help protect the paint work just behind the front wheels.
If so do Subaru fit them and does anyone know how much they cost to have fitted?
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Derek M,
If you can't be bothered making them as my instructions on the link in the previous post, then Robinsons Of Rochdale main Subaru Dealer can supply them for £10 per pair.
Tel 01706 716655 ask for Nick in parts.
They will post them.
NO DRILLING NEEDED. DIY fit in 10 mins total for both sides.
Cheers MTR
If you can't be bothered making them as my instructions on the link in the previous post, then Robinsons Of Rochdale main Subaru Dealer can supply them for £10 per pair.
Tel 01706 716655 ask for Nick in parts.
They will post them.
NO DRILLING NEEDED. DIY fit in 10 mins total for both sides.
Cheers MTR
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