Anyone try these out?

[PrabhtheStig]

http://www.americanmuscle.com/splashguard-set-2015.html

I'd love to get these to protect myself against rock chips and flying rubber. I want to see how these would look I don't want to end up looking too odd.
Thanks!

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[Chameleon]

Have not seen these. But 129.99, no thanks!

 

[madweazl]

I just couldnt do it, too ugly. Love the way it looks right now.

 

[AMAlexLazarus]

http://www.americanmuscle.com/splashguard-set-2015.html

I'd love to get these to protect myself against rock chips and flying rubber. I want to see how these would look I don't want to end up looking too odd.
Thanks!

Stig - Looks like you're on our site more than I am.

We just had these added on site yesterday and if you're interested in checking them out I'm happy to shoot you a set for an honest review, installation, and posting some pictures up.

Drop me a line with your full contact info if you're interested and I'll do the rest.

Alex

 

[plc268]

I may be interested, but I gotta see how they look on the car first.

 

[khaosryder]

I've always bought molded mug guards on my pickups since they are usually much more well built and look pretty good. On a Mustang, I'm not so sure.

On stock tires, I find that the curve in the body panels makes it so the rocks/dirt can't really reach the paint, but if I were to get wider tires, I might look into something like this: http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21332 and trim them a little so they follow the fenders a bit better.

Pictures would definitely be nice!

 

[AMAlexLazarus]

I may be interested, but I gotta see how they look on the car first.

I'm hearing you loud and clear on that one sir!

If anyone wants to give them a try let me know soon as I'm sure I'm going to be getting a boat load of PM's in the next couple hours.

Alex

 

[Tcstang]

I'm would be interested in giving them a try and writing a review.

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