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Question to those who have installed the rear splash guards

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I still don't see the why in addin them, espciceally where I live.We rarely get 5" yearly of rain and don''t take the z out in weather. That is for the 98 truck.
 

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I love my Z ....... the tint on the rear hatchback ---- may be illegal in my state. BUT --- everyone is BEHIND ME ;) and they will stay there. OWNED!
 
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Not my thing ... $160 to 'hope' it improves performance ....
I can tell your very passionate about your Z and how you can’t fathom spending the money on the mud guards.

I’m not sure who said they “hope” it improved performance but that doesn’t seem correct.

That being said, I was also torn about whether or not to get these since my Z is black and I am not sure it will even be that noticeable(looks wise only). I will have these installed and continue to love my Z with or without the Nissan designed splash guards.
 

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I can tell your very passionate about your Z and how you can’t fathom spending the money on the mud guards.

I’m not sure who said they “hope” it improved performance but that doesn’t seem correct.

That being said, I was also torn about whether or not to get these since my Z is black and I am not sure it will even be that noticeable(looks wise only). I will have these installed and continue to love my Z with or without the Nissan designed splash guards.
Everyone here is passionate and we all have differing views ... we may not agree on everything, but I am not going to tell anyone they are wrong either. We all do what we want ... America! 🇺🇲:flag:
 

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I got the front and rear mud guards installed. My wife asked me “wait what did you do? I don’t notice a thing.” 😆 I took a quick pic after a much needed wash.

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I got the front and rear mud guards installed. My wife asked me “wait what did you do? I don’t notice a thing.” 😆 I took a quick pic after a much needed wash.
That was your worry! Definitely not as noticeable on a black Z but still looking good.

I put mine on 2 months ago and I'm pleased with how they help frame my tires a bit better with 25mm spacers installed.

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