Part # for the rock gaurds in front of the rear wheels?
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Recently had my drivers side repainted and I need to get the rock guard. Shop didn't put it on, they want the paint to cure some first.
Figured I'd replace both, anyone know the part #'s and cost?
TIA!
Figured I'd replace both, anyone know the part #'s and cost?
TIA!
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Here's where I bought my rear replacement last fall...need to get around to the fronts now.
http://www.paragon-products.com/Pain...p/sg_944oe.htm
http://www.paragon-products.com/Pain...p/sg_944oe.htm
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944-559-326-00-3YK-M260
944-559-325-00-3YK-M260
OEM part numbers.
I bought from this place.
http://www.autotrimdesign.net/detail...Guard_Kit.html
haven't been able to put it on yet, but it looks decent. Only complaint would be the long order processing time... I assume they don't keep them stocked. ~2 weeks.
944-559-325-00-3YK-M260
OEM part numbers.
I bought from this place.
http://www.autotrimdesign.net/detail...Guard_Kit.html
haven't been able to put it on yet, but it looks decent. Only complaint would be the long order processing time... I assume they don't keep them stocked. ~2 weeks.
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Best way to DIY take the old stuff off? I am purchasing an 88 951 and these film protectors have discolored and cracked. I want to remove and replace myself so any help would be appreciated.
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I don't have stone guards but, if i were to install them; i would go the 911 route. I think they look great!
https://rennlist.com/forums/924-931-...ied-these.html
The Funny thing is: My Car has hundreds of rock chips, (All of them happend last year while commuting from Baltimore to DC everyday
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*But none of the rock chips are where the stone guards would be...
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The Funny thing is: My Car has hundreds of rock chips, (All of them happend last year while commuting from Baltimore to DC everyday
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*But none of the rock chips are where the stone guards would be...
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the "best" way is to learn patience first. I used a heat gun, various plastic scrappers, and 3-M adhesive remover or Goo Gone. It takes 45-60 minutes per piece IIRC. Probably the best tool I used was a set of plastic "chisels" from Harbor Freight. They were stiff enough to get the goo off but would not scratch the finish.
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The key word is patience. As mentioned already it is just a process of going back and forth from heat, googone, and plastic scraping. I also did a lot of fingernail scraping.