So I noticed whenever I drive quick over a bump the tire slighty rubs on the inner fender....
Is there any downside to me removing it? thanx
Is there any downside to me removing it? thanx
smokin91' said:downside, How bout your engine bay getting a mist/shower every time it rains and you drive in it.
Dirt, water, mud...you name it if your tires drive through it, it'll end up in your engine bay.
gruvee87vertgt said:So I noticed whenever I drive quick over a bump the tire slighty rubs on the inner fender....
Is there any downside to me removing it? thanx
If it bothers you that much you could always try 91-93 Fenders and inner liners.
2000 blown conv
New Member
Roland69
Sergeant Tangnet
2000 blown conv said:My car hasn't seen rain in 3 years so I pulled mine out..
can't rocks come up and hit the underside of the hood ....BTW where in Ontario are you
I had a car that never saw rain, but just general road grime and dirt always came into the engine bay. My air filter stayed filthy and the whole engine always had a layer of dust on it after a cruise.
Mr. Rustypwnz
Advanced Member
mine would constantly bog when I drove it in the rain, ive got to put some back in or else!!! and yes the engine is always dusty because of this.
I took them off my car and i had no issues at all.. No extra dirt got in the engine bay or rocks hiting the fenders. I dont understand why you think more dirt would get into the engine bay unless the sides of the bay are made of plastic..
Mustang78
New Member
my downside was it seemed noisier at high speeds(when i bought the car the left side plastic inner fender was missing) and it threw all the mucky dirt and pine needles into the front door hinge/jam area, so that whole area would be dirty and blow water inside the car sometimes..you could cut out the portion that rubs(should be obvious rub marks) and leave it at that, or melt the plastic and push it back in..lots of choices besides totally removing it
~Mark~
~Mark~
RsStanG1987 said:No extra dirt got in the engine bay or rocks hiting the fenders. I dont understand why you think more dirt would get into the engine bay unless the sides of the bay are made of plastic..
my friend drove his car without the plastic liner for over 6 yrs i think he said, and then one day.
Woodrow
Founding Member
RsStanG1987 said:I took them off my car and i had no issues at all.. No extra dirt got in the engine bay or rocks hiting the fenders. I dont understand why you think more dirt would get into the engine bay unless the sides of the bay are made of plastic..
Mine is the same way
PJB
New Member
No. The front of the fender is shaped differently on the '91-'93's and the inner fender is matched to it. The newer fenders have a larger wheel opening in front of the tire.Mustang5L5 said:will the 91-93 inner fenderwells fit the pre-91 fenders???
millhouse
Founding Member
I had my inner fender loosly mounted because I had a newer fender with an older liner that didnt quite match up. Well...to make a long story short, after installing my BOV the first time I got on it it blew my inner fender off and the wheel completly shredded it!
Live and learn.
Live and learn.