ZR1 315's are mounted...rocks are flying...need splash guard
05-14-2006, 01:56 PM
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ZR1 315's are mounted...rocks are flying...need splash guard My 315 GS-D3's are are mounted and look great. Now I am concerned that they are going to sling debris, and sandblast my paint. Does anyone make a low-key splash guard for a T/A? I found this for a C6, but nothing for a F-bod.
05-14-2006, 03:34 PM
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i feel your pain, my nittos pick up everything! but i dont think i could ever bring myself to put slash guards on my car.
you can make your own, and just screw it into the wheel well.
you can make your own, and just screw it into the wheel well.
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3M makes a clear product called the clear bra. I have it installed on the front of my car. Look for a local dealer and they can cut to fit where ever you want it.
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Originally Posted by 6-SPD4ME
3M makes a clear product called the clear bra. I have it installed on the front of my car. Look for a local dealer and they can cut to fit where ever you want it.
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there is also a spray on stuff, that I have seen used at the tracks, great for removal of rubber, I do not know have much it would protect against rock though.
05-15-2006, 05:13 PM
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yeah my friends dad own's the only ferrari dealership in MI, and they put a LOT of that 3M clear bra stuff on tons of cars! it's a pretty penny to get your car done with it, but if you only get a few small sheets of it to throw on your rear bumper where it get's blasted...it shouldn't be much.
i too work at a detail shop, and a lot of high end cars come in with that on. i think it would be a much better idea than mudd flaps
i too work at a detail shop, and a lot of high end cars come in with that on. i think it would be a much better idea than mudd flaps
