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Old 01-09-2006, 01:13 PM
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After having driven through a little road snow and slush on the way to work this morning with the new Husky front flaps on, the preliminary results are in. Splash to the side panels seems to be pretty much eliminated. I didn’t see the muck flying off the tires and past my side windows like I have in the past.

But its not such good news with the fenders. They still are getting hit with some slush. It’s better than before, but not prefect. I’d guess that the amount of crud hitting the fenders is reduced by maybe half or a bit more.

As far as size goes, it looks like the front Husky flaps are about 1/2 to 3/4" wider and maybe an inch longer. I haven’t installed the any rear flaps yet (either OEM or Husky), I’m not convinced that there is much utility to having the rear ones on.
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