why do I have mud flaps?
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That's some pretty good coverage... But how thick is it?
lol... How often do you wash your car? I got a free wash with a fill-up last year, but I think I'll have it washed again this week, so I don't bring the dirtiest car to the meet in montgomery.
lol... How often do you wash your car? I got a free wash with a fill-up last year, but I think I'll have it washed again this week, so I don't bring the dirtiest car to the meet in montgomery.
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once a month or as needed (if we get some ice and they salt the roads i clean it the next day). i usually keep it like that, but i still like to play in the mud every now and then.
speaking of mud... i saw my first ever titan on the road today. OMG that thing was beautiful. hands down better looking than the f150. time for a test drive soon.
speaking of mud... i saw my first ever titan on the road today. OMG that thing was beautiful. hands down better looking than the f150. time for a test drive soon.
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Originally Posted by Maxima95Tuner
Mudflaps may be useful, but there is no way I would put those suckers on my car. Absolutely ugly.
EvilRoadsVictim, Ive seen a couple titans. The only thing I would take over it would be a Chevy 1500. The titan though is very nice.
EvilRoadsVictim, Ive seen a couple titans. The only thing I would take over it would be a Chevy 1500. The titan though is very nice.
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Originally Posted by meccanoble
if you paint them, they are a GREAT substitute for those that dont have a kit. They make car look a little lower and they just enhance the look of the car. I bought mine for looks, not for what its used for.
Right on, i just painted mine body color this weekend. Looks WAAAAY better than the stock black color. One of the best mods i ever did exterior wise. I LOVE the look. Its definately my substitution for a body kit seeing how im not getting rims and rims/no body kit looks
Eric
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