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After watching the install video, think I like the Ford molded ones better. They are cheaper also.
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You can get them in Black with Black logo. Yeah it's there but not obvious.
Cheaper, YES. Better, in my opinion, NO. I like the way there is no gapping hole for crap to get caught up in there.
How do the Ford ones attach?
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Haven't seen a install video for Ford Splash Guards. There was a guy who has photos posted and there are LARGE gaps of coverage and appear to only being held by 2 screws. They may be but they don't look too secure to me.
Front AND Rear Splash Guards installed (part numbers included)
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I ordered the Rokblokz splash guards today. I will post after they are installed.
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I ordered today, black/black logo.
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those are ghetto and flimsy.
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Nice simple procedure and well done with the video... personally, I don't like that look and maybe it is difficult to assess quality; but I get the impression those are rather cheap construction... comment kindly if you have contrary comments - please?
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Glad I found this! I was looking for something similar to RallyArmor looks like this fits the bill!
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I'm not disagreeing. But I can't tell how you can tell that from the video. They look rigid to me like the Ford flaps. I'm not saying I like them but I can't tell how they look cheap. Plastic is plastic. I do like they cover the area better than the Fords. They appear to have a stronger my supportive connection with the vehicle than the Fords.
I'm not sure it I want floppy rubber ones flopping all around either. I just have a hard time spending $150 for something I don't have to install them on. Not sure if the return policy extends until next year in case I never get a build date. So I'm not spending anything yet. Sorry, I did buy a keychain from eBay.
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These look more protective than the Ford ones. Definitely like these better
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These look more protective but also a little strange to me. Maybe I would need to see them in person
I had these on my Tacoma and they’re very good quality. A little overkill in my opinion for the majority of what I use my trucks for but they definitely are not flimsy. I’m planning on picking these up for my maverick as well.
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