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Old 12-31-2008, 12:27 AM
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Question ???plastic inner fenderwell question???

i wanna remove my inner fenderwell plastic. how are you guys covering up the hole to the front of the door to keep rocks and dirt out???

fab up something to cover the hole???
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suggestions plz
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Why do you to remove them. I know not having them can cause cooling issues on a street driven car.
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b/c they get in the way.
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Originally Posted by tee-boy
b/c they get in the way.
amen to that
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Originally Posted by nemss1
i wanna remove my inner fenderwell plastic. how are you guys covering up the hole to the front of the door to keep rocks and dirt out???

fab up something to cover the hole???
Mine was totally removed because my car is not going to be street driven but maybe once a month. But I did cut a fenderwell to see what I would do If I wanted to keep a piece in for the very reason you are concerned. Here is what I came up with easy and free. Just cut your fenderwell down and use that piece exactly where it was.



hope this helps some, Happy new year!

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Originally Posted by 1999TransamWs6
Give me a minute Ill go snap a pic of what some people do.
alright man, thanx
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Originally Posted by 1999TransamWs6
Mine was totally removed because my car is not going to be street driven but maybe once a month. But I did cut a fenderwell to see what I would do If I wanted to keep a piece in for the very reason you are concerned. Here is what I came up with easy and free. Just cut your fenderwell down and use that piece exactly where it was.



hope this helps some, Happy new year!
this helps alot. thanx man and Happy New Year to u also!
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Not a problem! Happy it helped




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