Looking for a good stone guard
01-14-2006 | 09:18 AM
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Re: Looking for a good stone guard
Make sure they can not drag the ground, that'll kick up more rocks than with no guard at all. Not sure of the ideal clearance height. I have right around 2-3" clearance, and while traveling down the highways at speed they will blow back and up a bit, (and they are the hd thick truck flaps) not sure if creating such a wind turbulance that alone will kick up some smaller rocks. I still get a few chips on my trailers crossmembers.
01-14-2006 | 01:15 PM
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Re: Looking for a good stone guard
Originally Posted by dukenrock
Why don't you sell me the Fuelie and I'll take that one off your list!
Kevin,
If I ever decide to sell it, you will be the first to know.
01-24-2006 | 02:34 PM
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Re: Looking for a good stone guard
Just got delivered to the warehouse today. Very nice!
Originally Posted by Sydwayz
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Also available through Cabela's. I like mine as it is removeable and adjustable when you switch vehicles and/or have a heavy load.
Also available through Cabela's. I like mine as it is removeable and adjustable when you switch vehicles and/or have a heavy load.
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