Splash Guards

[RICHARD TILL]

mamotorworks.com or 1-800-500-1500.

[JimZRyd]

I got mine from Exclers I believe. They curve up at the corner and really aren't that noticeable. I don't drive in the rain but if they'll keep rocks and other crap from being thrown up on the rockets than they are worth it! I'll try to snap a pic tomorrow and post it for you.

[rkreigh]

I have the black plastic molded flairs and they look tasteful and keep the rocks off the paint

the stickier and wider the tire the worse this gets

my pilot cups when new picked up half the street as do the hoosiers!

[Paul Workman]

Originally Posted by Dynomite

They were there when I got the ZR1......just left them on
Just on the rear.

If you just hafta have 'em, the ones like Cliff has are what I'd choose, if I were ever to do it again. But, there is another kind that more than a "flap", but rather a 3-dimentional guard that shapes back behind the flap and actually comes in contact with the paint. Those...I don't recommend (not if you care for the paint at all!)

Yes, I'm aware of the clear plastic tape you're supposed to place on the paint to isolate the plastic guard from the paint. However, dust collects inside and naturally gets down uder the edges of the guard and in short order has "burned" through the protective plastic tape and into the paint. (Damn things went right into the primer!)

3M makes a clear paint shield intended for protecting the paint on the rockers aft of the wheels. I've not tried it, but that seems to me to be the better approach. (We kid (a little) about not driving in the rain as Corvettes will melt. Well, they might not melt, but I'm just as adamant when it comes to NOT driving on gravel!

[WARP TEN]

I had splash guards on HIL KING for a while--can't remember if I eventually removed them. I have never had them on WAPR TEN. I think they probably help with nicks and tar especially on the rear quarters. --Bob