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So I ripped my front left mud guard. . .(Tacoma) So I ripped my front left mud guard. . .(Tacoma)
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Old 08-05-2008, 02:53 PM
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Default Re: So I ripped my front left mud guard. . .(Tacoma)
Yes they are crap. I just found that out the other day when one melted completely onto my tailpipe and the other broke clean in half. I took the fronts off also and realized they dug into my fender flares.
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Does anyone make a 'shorty' flap that would offer some body protection from rocks/gravel, but be high enough not to rip so easily?
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