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Edcyclopedia

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I just washed the stang and had to drive through a construction zone with water and mud. Now I need to re-wash the car (Murphy's Law). Actually the whole car is clean except the lower portion from wheel splash, etc...
So now comes the question...
What are you smart mustang owners are using for mud flaps???
After all any mustang owners has to smart correct??????
If I may say so my self! Come on it's Friday, have a little fun!

 

05wolfkiller

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i wouldnt be caught dead w/ ANY kind of mud flaps on my car. just charge it to the game and rewash

 

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05wolfkiller said:

i wouldnt be caught dead w/ ANY kind of mud flaps on my car. just charge it to the game and rewash

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SlideWRX

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V6:
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=621696&highlight=flaps
V8:
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=583888&highlight=splash

The OEM splash guards really help keep the back clean, & virtually disappear into the tire.

Tom

 

Humboldt Stang

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Really get tired of hearing the term mudflap in connection with the stang.
Mudflaps belong on big rigs.
Splashguards, or mudguards, are where it's at.

 

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I have the ford ones, and they fit in well and work.

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Hawk08GT

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I also got the ford ones but I think I will hold off on using them this summer and only put them on in the winter. Easy to throw on and I prefer them off.

 

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hedgehogrgc said:

I have the ford ones, and they fit in well and work.

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Nice ride hedgehog, nearly identical to mine.
They do look pretty good, I think I'll go with the Ford "splash guards".

 

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orange 07

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I got the ones off the shelby GT 500
They are only $13 for both and dont stick out like grandpa's mudflaps.
My local dealership ordered them for me.

 

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stanmckinney

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Had them on previous Mustangs.Just ordered them from Ford for my 2007 GT. Getting them at wholesale.

 

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Edcyclopedia said:

Nice ride hedgehog, nearly identical to mine.
They do look pretty good, I think I'll go with the Ford "splash guards".

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Good choice of color! And they fit the look and hold up well.

 

SlideWRX

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orange 07 said:

I got the ones off the shelby GT 500
They are only $13 for both and dont stick out like grandpa's mudflaps.
My local dealership ordered them for me.

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Those supposedly have a different contour than the GT, on the rear facia. The California Special supposedly fits the GT500 splashguards.

Tom