$8.00 gap guards...
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$8.00 gap guards...
Finally got around to MAKING my own gap guards.
When i read that they were $70 i said no way im buying them.
It was soo simple to make them i dont no why anyone wouldnt.....
I bought some rubber and made my own for just under $8.
and i think they turned out very good.
what do you think?
before
After
wraped around the back to stop mud
goes way up front to. ( the last screw was SOOO hard to put in. i couldnt see what i was doing)
no mo gap!!
When i read that they were $70 i said no way im buying them.
It was soo simple to make them i dont no why anyone wouldnt.....
I bought some rubber and made my own for just under $8.
and i think they turned out very good.
what do you think?
before
After
wraped around the back to stop mud
goes way up front to. ( the last screw was SOOO hard to put in. i couldnt see what i was doing)
no mo gap!!
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Looks good. Good thinking with the stair covers.
i just put mine on about two weeks ago. I came across a whole roll of that rubber that goes down the isle of a school bus, cut it in half[width wise] and drilled then put a bolt and a nut to keep them up there.
On the front, i ran mine like you did the back[as i did as well] I tucked it in the fender flare and re-used that plastic push pin. I could get the drill to stay in place to go forward you you did.
BTW what is that red wire going across by your fuel line? [3rd pic]
i just put mine on about two weeks ago. I came across a whole roll of that rubber that goes down the isle of a school bus, cut it in half[width wise] and drilled then put a bolt and a nut to keep them up there.
On the front, i ran mine like you did the back[as i did as well] I tucked it in the fender flare and re-used that plastic push pin. I could get the drill to stay in place to go forward you you did.
BTW what is that red wire going across by your fuel line? [3rd pic]
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