DirtyJester
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Those aren’t bad.
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How do you knowIf you don't care for these functional flaps, you could go with the largely useless, low to no coverage, but sexy as hell brazilian models.
Ask me how I know.
There are also those of us that stopped playing the efficiency game. Installing these and blocking those aero holes keeps my quarter panel and door panels so much cleaner.Another efficiency robbing foolish decoration!
I'm up for some "sexy as hell Brazilian models".. send them my way! ?If you don't care for these functional flaps, you could go with the largely useless, low to no coverage, but sexy as hell brazilian models.
Where do I get themThere are also those of us that stopped playing the efficiency game. Installing these and blocking those aero holes keeps my quarter panel and door panels so much cleaner.
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TWraps- Large Rivian mudflapsWhere do I get them
Did you just cover up the hole or you put the whole mud flap on there? Do you think the hole is what makes the road rash on the black plastic and the paint? What's your opinion on the matter?TWraps- Large Rivian mudflaps
That mudflap is designed to cover up the aero hole. That is specifically why I researched and bought that one. I very much feel the hole allows road debris to kick up onto the paint and that lower part of the quarter panel and door. The lower part of the mudflap protects the plastic cladding a bit more but not perfectly.Did you just cover up the hole or you put the whole mud flap on there? Do you think the hole is what makes the road rash on the black plastic and the paint? What's your opinion on the matter?