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abuch91
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zl1addons rock guards..subtle, cheap, and they do a great job
https://www.zl1addons.com/index.php...ford-mustang-2015-16-front-rock-guards-detail
Ignore the dirt, these pictures were right after I put them on.
https://www.zl1addons.com/index.php...ford-mustang-2015-16-front-rock-guards-detail
Ignore the dirt, these pictures were right after I put them on.
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I bought generic at the local autoparts store. Still waiting for OEM molded flaps. HELLO FORD!!
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I really like those!!! I can see from the pics how the bottom part of the rock guard attaches to the car but does the top of the rock guard attach with a clip underneath the lip of the fender?? It's hard to make out how it attaches from the pic on my phone.zl1addons rock guards..subtle, cheap, and they do a great job
https://www.zl1addons.com/index.php...ford-mustang-2015-16-front-rock-guards-detail
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abuch91
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No clip, just an adhesive strip. Clean the area with alcohol and once it dries run it along the inside lip. They do a great job catching the rocks that were sandblasting my rear quarter panel.
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Thanks for posting these!:cheers:
Cobra Jet
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They look the same as the other (2) aftermarket options discussed on this forum...
Is everyone just copying each other with the same design - no ingenuity...
And paying in excess of $150 for the "GT350" guards is obscene.
Is everyone just copying each other with the same design - no ingenuity...
And paying in excess of $150 for the "GT350" guards is obscene.
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They don't look bad. Looking for something a bit thicker and rigid and more integrated.
abuch91
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For those who aren't aware, mind listing the other aftermarket options? AM and who else?
I chose mine based on functionality and price. They seem to fit the bill quite nicely.
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tsunami
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I still can't believe that with tens of thousands of new Mustangs sold...that not a single manufacturer has yet to produce molded mud flaps!
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Jq42
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Where did you get the rear flaps? The website only has the front...zl1addons rock guards..subtle, cheap, and they do a great job
https://www.zl1addons.com/index.php...ford-mustang-2015-16-front-rock-guards-detail
Ignore the dirt, these pictures were right after I put them on.
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Anyone regret buying these because they weren't effective enough? I'd love to grab me a set if they really work and not only help just a little bit
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abuch91
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They work. I put my spacers on for a week and already had rear quarter panel chips..I covered the spots with painters tape for a week until they arrived and since then I haven't seen any additional chips
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