Hey everyone

Was wondering if someone had some good pics of the mudguards installed up front and/or in the back. Thanks!

 

What angle are you looking for, I have them on my car?

 

you can go here i have a couple of pics with the mudgards on my car ... its kinda hard to see them though cuz there black and and my wheels and stuff so .. HERE https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=122041

 

i dont have them but ive seen them. they're very subtle. cant really tell that they're on sometimes. but i just dont want any on my car.

 

hey sorry guys i couldn't reply sooner. had to take care of a bunch of stuff. jan pretty much took care of it with the pics. thanks!

but a quick question...do they help?

 

your welcome !

 

lol yeah i just used the beginning of your username. so do you think they help any on the car?

 

yeah ... they dont get your sides as dirty haha ... well thats what i noticed... cuz on my moms camry doesnt have mudgards and when its wet on the road it gets all over the side of your car .. so yeah i guess it helps ...

 

I painted mine "Low Gloss Black". Didn't care for the charcoal/dark grey look of them originally. Here's some pics...
Front

Rear

Side

Honestly, I forget they're there. They look rather stealth. And YES, they do work.

 

They look great, what did you paint them with, & what kind of prep did it take?

 

I've got them and had a local body shop paint match them for $50 and they look sweet. I'll try to get you some pics.

 

Yes especially down dirt roads with rocks, or the little rocks when the DMV is prepping to lay new asphault down

 

Good enough for you?

 

Im feeling the red out on the TYC Tails Hyghgynx gives it a nice touch!!! By the way painting the mudguards makes them look 100x better. I have a superwhite and im going to color match mine also should look great if any has pics of a SW tc wit white mudguards please post

 

It's one of the easiest mods (excluding install. ) ever. All I did was:

1. Wipe down the Mud Guards with rubbing alcohol. (To clean them up.)
2. Let them dry.
3. Spray 4 to 5 coats of Dupli-Color's "Low Gloss Black" Engine Enamel.
4. Let dry 10 minutes between coats.
5. Spray 2 to 3 coats of Clear Coat.

WAH-LAH! Painted Mud Guards!! I agree. They do look much better painted! Either black or color-matched. I saw color-matched SW ones (Kilo6_one has them) and they looked hawt! Cool deal about the Mud Guards is if I want to color-match them, it would only run me $30 for a new pair of Guards.

 

hey Hyghgynx d oyou have any more pics of your car .. i like you tails alot ...

 

Shoot me a PM and I'll send you pics. Don't wanna thread-jack here.