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The gap is not too big for debris to go in and at the same time enough to clear the paint from it being scratched during normal driving operations... I, personally went with OEM guards and don't plan on taking them off; maybe once in a while to give it a good clean... IMHO Rally Armor just doesn't match the car... (Looks wayyyyy too big, flappy, and just overkill) I used to have a set on my AE86...It does its job, but it looked horrible... lol |
I prefer the OEM Mudguards to RallyArmor... those just didn't look right to me. Ordered off of Amazon and install was a breeze. Took me half an hour because I took my time and couldn't figure out the plastic pins at first. Though I didn't drill a hole, per the instructions, but they felt fine. If these ever broke, I can see myself installing these flaps in 5-10 minutes.
(More pics in my journal) http://i.imgur.com/1xTma.jpg |
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What protects the car better from road debris, OEM mud flaps or the Rally Armor mud flaps?
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These comes standard on Canadian models :D. They look real sleek, get the OEM.
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49.75 from Amazon!
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I picked up mine in Red but feel like they won't suit the car until the snows are on. I'll post some pics once I have them installed since there are no photos of whiteouts with red flaps
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its tough to find a good pic of the mudflaps online especially for a black frs/redflaps
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