MidwayJ
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No drilling. (I just have the front so not sure about the rear.) Mostly you just pry out a couple plastic retainers and replace them with different ones from the kit. Then screw the splash guards into the new retainers. I suppose the retainers could pop out or break depending on the force involved but it seems doubtful it would happen in normal use.ive been considering those. do you drill holes? how's the fitment/security of them? don't feel like they could be nudged off?
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good one