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Front Splash Guard/Mud Flap?

sloboi- that small flap (deflector) forward of the front tires are there only to reduce drag from the spinning tires to improve fuel economy. it's mounted with 3 bolts each.

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Old 04-18-2012, 02:21 PM   #2 (permalink)
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sloboi- that small flap (deflector) forward of the front tires are there only to reduce drag from the spinning tires to improve fuel economy. it's mounted with 3 bolts each. you can remove them completely and you will probably never notice a difference.

post up a WTB in the foresale section. im sure there are folks that installed aftermarket front lip spoilers/splitters that are no longer using them. GL!

if you want to buy new, check out courtesyparts.com
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