Husky Liners Mud/Splash Guards ~ Has anyone Used them???

[Somanynamesicantuse]

Hi All,

I'm looking for mudflaps/splash guards and came across these...

http://www.huskyliners.com/Custom-Mo...SlideControler

Imho, the GM ones a little too bulky and the others I've seen a little too flimsy. These appear to be somewhere in between.

However, I can't find much info on them or any decent pics of how they might look on the car...a 2010 yellow SS.

So if anyone has used them and cares to comment that would be great. If you can post some pics of them on your/a car that would be even better!

Cheers

Bryan.

[eecoog06]

I just got them for my car but I haven't put them on yet. If I get around to it this weekend or the next I will post some pics for you.

These are the ones I got:
http://www.huskyliners.com/new-camaro-mud-guards

[LimaCharlie]

Originally Posted by eecoog06

I just got them for my car but I haven't put them on yet. If I get around to it this weekend or the next I will post some pics for you.

These are the ones I got:
http://www.huskyliners.com/new-camaro-mud-guards

Those actually look decent. I hate the look of the GM splash guards.

[PalmerGA]

Originally Posted by LimaCharlie

Those actually look decent. I hate the look of the GM splash guards.

Agreed on both counts.

Are the Huskies fairly rigid?

[PalmerGA]

Originally Posted by Somanynamesicantuse

Imho, the GM ones a little too bulky and the others I've seen a little too flimsy. These appear to be somewhere in between.
Bryan.

Thanks for posting this, Bryan. I share you opinion on other "splashguards" I have seen. For less than $100, I'll take a chance on these - just ordered a set.

[San2cci]

Id like to see a picture first; they look kind of oversized. Please post a pic when installed!! Thanks.

[DARK AGE 53]

Do any of the makers of splash guards actually help protect the gill area's of the car, I'd like to know before ordering them.

[The Stig]

Originally Posted by DARK AGE 53

Do any of the makers of splash guards actually help protect the gill area's of the car, I'd like to know before ordering them.

Yes. The OEM ZL1 splash guards work as do the RPI stealth splash guards.

[Wolvie70]

Any reason to not use the ZL1 splash guard other than price? They are made or the car.

[DARK AGE 53]

Originally Posted by The Stig

Yes. The OEM ZL1 splash guards work as do the RPI stealth splash guards.

Thanks, I did a search and can't find any pics of what the Husky Guards look like on a Camaro......I don't even think the pic on Husky's web-site is a Camaro.

I can't see buying there guards ( especially the fronts ) if I can't see what they'll look like on a Camaro, maybe someone will post some pics of there Camaro with them on it.

[Somanynamesicantuse]

Originally Posted by eecoog06

I just got them for my car but I haven't put them on yet. If I get around to it this weekend or the next I will post some pics for you.

These are the ones I got:
http://www.huskyliners.com/new-camaro-mud-guards

Excellent. They are exactly what I’m looking for. If you can post some pics that would be great!!

[Somanynamesicantuse]

Originally Posted by Wolvie70

Any reason to not use the ZL1 splash guard other than price? They are made or the car.

As for the ZL1 guards, as mentioned they too look a little flimsy and don't seem to cover the entire width of the wheel. I could be wrong, but I also think they only come for the rears. You'd have to get the RPI ones for the front and they look even flimsier. Not trying to start an argument, just my observation.

The husky liners seem to be big enough to provide good coverage, but not bulky enough to take away from the look of the car. However, as it's been mentioned there's no way to know either without some pics!!

[hworth18]

I would like to see what these look like installed also..

[DARK AGE 53]

Originally Posted by hworth18

I would like to see what these look like installed also..

Hopefully eecoog06 will post some pics when he installs them.