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Old 05-05-2009
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I have just fitted a set of Mopar splash guards to the front of my JK. They are very reasonably priced ($54/set), well engineered, and certainly big enough. They should solve the problem.

The mud without them is unbelievable. The doors (both) get covered, the door handle is plastered, and if you have the window open you regret it. It's made even worse because I have rock rails (gaps).

Now that they are fitted, can anyone tell me, from personal experience, how long they will stay on? To the nearest minute will do . They look great, but are they practical? I guess I'll find out soon enough.

Someone else's picture of them - and from the back
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Any photo's Marc. The mud down at Anglesea certainly made it hard to get in & out of the car without getting plastered yourself so some sort of gaurd may be handy.
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I've got a set sitting in the garage waiting to go on, however as you suggest, I don't think that they'll stay on for long......

I was (am) looking for a 'quick remove - replace' method of fitting before they actually get put on - so that they can be on for on road but quickly removed for off. I know that there's a kit in the US for the rear but am looking to fabricate something for both front and rear..

Time time time....
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