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Old 01-19-2013, 11:05 PM   #1
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Mud Flaps on '05 ZX4
Does anybody know an easy way to put the non-molded mudflaps on, but still have it look good? I have the flaps but haven't tried to put them on yet. I want it to be a quick add on so any suggestions would be great.


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use metal screws, just line up the mud flaps and with a drill screw them in , theyll be up in no time
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Ok sweet thanks! Theres nothing specific I should drill them into? I don't want them coming loose and potentially falling off.
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No theres not else to dont be scared of using as many screws as u want , if our scared of them coming off or ripping off you could add waszhers to the screws
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