Wind deflectors
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Singvogel
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The EGR ones made in Australia are the most durable, and tougher.
They are the stick -on ones with aircraft-quality tape.
The alternative 'snap-in' ones do exactly as they say - snap! My mate had them and sent them back - in pieces - for a refund.
I have the deflectors and bonnet guard in smoke tint and the headlight guards clear of course.
Formula4X4 have them in pairs for 3 door and sets of 4 for folks with rear doors.
Hope that helps.
S.
They are the stick -on ones with aircraft-quality tape.
The alternative 'snap-in' ones do exactly as they say - snap! My mate had them and sent them back - in pieces - for a refund.
I have the deflectors and bonnet guard in smoke tint and the headlight guards clear of course.
Formula4X4 have them in pairs for 3 door and sets of 4 for folks with rear doors.
Hope that helps.
S.
teddywood1
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formular 4x4 did go under a couple of years ago and have not heard anything about them since hope this helps I had mine from there
teddywood1
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Oops again they are now online only they used to have a shop about 8 miles away
silkwood
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I've got the ones that fit into the frame. Personally I think they look better than the ones that stick onto the frame.
The mud is an option!!
However I have no complaints, but I heard drivers say that the windowcables can snap because of these.
The mud is an option!!
However I have no complaints, but I heard drivers say that the windowcables can snap because of these.
UKAirborne
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umm.. I'm looking at getting a full set for the Disco, may look into the external tape fixing type if the push in ones are known to cause issue/be less durable..?
teddywood1
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they are the window gets tight as there is only so much room i went for the stick on tight so much I can not get them of to use again on another car looks like I am going to have to buy some more dam!
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Diesel Do
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Got these from paddocks for not a lot.
Stick on ones.
Stick on ones.
crockett007
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Are the Paddock ones carwash proof? Or is it always a no go with stick on ones?
Not that I go often, but once in a while I feel a little bit lazy...
The ones that I bought said they would be ok to go through a car wash,But I have not tried yet.
Diesel Do
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Are the Paddock ones carwash proof? Or is it always a no go with stick on ones?
Not that I go often, but once in a while I feel a little bit lazy...
Dunno! But I have pressure washed em!!!
freelander2002
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was that LR in Speke?
