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These splash guards are not mud flaps that attach to the body behind the wheels. The splash guards are attached to the inner front fender liner. Their purpose is to keep road debris out of the engine compartment.

 

Keith

 

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I took my 521 splash guards out to check fit on my 520, and I have decided that the 520s are slightly different, around the front brake line threw the fender well areas for sure, but since I lowered the 520, I had to cut some inner fender well area, so now I have not a clue how the original 520 guards were shaped.

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Where did you guys find the rubber sheeting to make new ones?  We currently have the motor out of the 521, and I kind of want to throw the splash guards in, but figure I might as well make new ones if I can find new rubber in a somewhat timely fashion.

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I purchased both 12" x36" pieces of 1/16" and 1/18" rubber sheet from an industrial supply store.  I have not layed out the template to determine which thickness to use.  I'll post here when I have the rubber cut.

 

BTW, I also found the brass split brads and matching washers at a local fastener supply company.  They are very close to the original one.

Keith

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