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Confession - I live on a dirt road...

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Old 05-02-2004, 09:43 PM
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Default Confession - I live on a dirt road...

I really don't care about repainting costs... but shoud I put on guards that prevent rocks from dinging my car?

I'm not cheap...! Should I just repaint when I need to?
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I think it's up to you. I don't remember ever coming across any guards for the S(if you're talking about splash-type guards).
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i would if the problem is visible
a clear bra would be great...3M makes some cool clear bras
then i would forget about repainting
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I have a few dings on my hood - mostly from " spirited" driving... with other s2000 drivers! I have seen the 3M clear bras. They look really bad when you take a hit.

I have actually beeen hit in the head by rocks... but I digress.

I have seen some "mud flaps" on a few threads. May have to go that route.

Maybe some "naked women"... OK, maybe not!
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I do too, but I've never put on any type of protection for rocks.

It's about a half mile till I get to pavement and I drive 5mph. The only problem I've seen is the car gets dusty faster. Zaino seems to help this a lot by repelling it.

Can you drive slow until you hit pavement?
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My lake house and my girlfriends house both have gravel roads, I just have to drive super slow like RedVinesRanch suggested.

lol, we are just country boys with there S2000's
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I was just in Denver, and drove to the Mtns, I noticed alot of dirt roads. I seen a post here where someone used splash guards from Autozone, I think it was. They looked alot like the ones used on civics and accords, and were cheap, might want to look at those.

Karp said
we are just country boys with there S2000's
Ain't nuthin wrong with that!!

Theres not many dirtroads around here, although some are bad enough they should be dirt.
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