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Old 10-10-2013, 12:53 PM   #20
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OEM flaps were the easiest purchase I made. Picked 'em up for $40 from someone that sold their twin. They're molded to fit tight against the body, and have very little flex when mounted, so I'm not worried about scratches - and for how small they seem, I'm surprised at how much they catch.

Also, the Rally Armor flaps are a utility+cosmetic mod, the OEMs are just utility. OEM flaps have pretty much zero visual presence - very little of it is visible when installed, plus the black plastic itself matches other plastic parts on the car, so they don't stand out.

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Originally Posted by qqzj View Post
That is strange. Don't u need a drill, a jack, and some jack stands?
Front ones are fine without drilling, and you can install them just by turning your wheels. Back guards don't do as well without drilling, but it's just making a little hole in plastic, so people have been able to install them without a jack - I've seen people say they popped out the wheel well liner so they can drill it proper, and others that just used a right angle drill or heated drill bit to do it directly.
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