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so the other day i was letting the missus drive, anyway cut a long story short, bumped into kerb, and it ripped out the splash guard. well not completely, but its ripped and needs replacing. anyway i can get a new one? thanks in advance.
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New ones come in at around $110 from memory.
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    bloody hell 110....for splash guards...bloody expensive for plastic =(
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    lol... and thats direct from Mitsi Japan... You'll get a rather rude shock if you price them Mitsi Aus!
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    So what damage can happen if the splash guards are missing / damaged?
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    Depending on what sort of roads you drive on, rust due to built up mud/dirt in guards and other places, damaged wiring due to stones.
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      haha woops, been driving with damaged ones for a little while now. and is it pretty simple to install?
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      I haven't had any gaurds under my car for years. Interferes with my wheel & tyres choices :lol:
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      oh phew! ok im not gonna bother bout the guards for a little whiole then haha.
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      I did say depending on which roads you drive on ;) . In my case in particular (dirt road) id be stuffed without them.
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        oh true. haha. well i drive on a lot of normal roads i guess. rarely ever on dirt, if at all. so im all good so far =D
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        Bennoz wrote:I haven't had any gaurds under my car for years. Interferes with my wheel & tyres choices :lol:
        I havent had any under my car for years either. Dog ate mine.

        Still dont know WTF got into him that night :x
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        Dark Familia wrote:
        Bennoz wrote:I haven't had any gaurds under my car for years. Interferes with my wheel & tyres choices :lol:
        I havent had any under my car for years either. Dog ate mine.

        Still dont know WTF got into him that night :x
        I thought they only ate homework.. :lol:
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        rock_it wrote:
        Dark Familia wrote:
        Bennoz wrote:I haven't had any gaurds under my car for years. Interferes with my wheel & tyres choices :lol:
        I havent had any under my car for years either. Dog ate mine.

        Still dont know WTF got into him that night :x
        I thought they only ate homework.. :lol:
        Either way, thats a f#cken good excuse & I'd stick with it :lol:
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