mud flaps
28 January 2011 | 12:21 AM
#3
Do all scoobys have pre-piloted holes for them..
My mud flaps are very firm.. over speed humps etc it sounds like boby work scrapping .. I've not done the math or researched the benefits. logic points at drag and that 60+ mph slight whistling noise.
My mud flaps are very firm.. over speed humps etc it sounds like boby work scrapping .. I've not done the math or researched the benefits. logic points at drag and that 60+ mph slight whistling noise.
28 January 2011 | 12:26 AM
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28 January 2011 | 12:50 AM
#5
I'm just waiting on a set from these guys
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28 January 2011 | 08:49 PM
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cant rate performance creations highly enough, easy to fit, fast postage and i had one mud flap have a chip out of from getting caught and they sent me a FREE replacement after 2 years of having them!!
28 January 2011 | 08:50 PM
#14
+1 performance creations.
Got mine through their ebay shop for £60. So easy to fit but you got to take the wheels off. You just pop the plastic plugs out and pop the new ones in. You do have to drill a small pilot hole for the inside self-tapper but its a piece of cake.
Never noticed any whistling but they do scrape on speed bumps and hard cornering especially with fat passengers. Look great tho:
Got mine through their ebay shop for £60. So easy to fit but you got to take the wheels off. You just pop the plastic plugs out and pop the new ones in. You do have to drill a small pilot hole for the inside self-tapper but its a piece of cake.
Never noticed any whistling but they do scrape on speed bumps and hard cornering especially with fat passengers. Look great tho:
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