Hey All,
A few days ago EarthX posted pictures of his coil overs going in and a few people commented on his splash guards . Everyone liked them but didn't realize they were just NEW OEM guards.
I said I would try to call Eddie, the Owner of Rad Rubber Designs to see about his Rubbers for our trucks.
Let it be stated that I don't know him other than speaking with him and buying a set of his Rubbers at FJ Summit last year. I didn't get anything for posting this and I'm not trying to pimp his stuff being he isn't a vendor.
I tried to see if he would do a group buy, but after talking to him for a while he stated he can't really do any group buys since he has his product priced as low as he can go. So... sorry, no group buy
That said, yesterday I received my order in the mail.
This contains all of the fasteners and the 4 front engine splash guards for the front wheel wells. These things are solid!!! I love them on my FJ Cruiser and will love them just the same on Stelah.
They are really thick nitric rubber so it is resistant to oil, water, grease, fuel... as you can see here:
Once you get the package open it will take about 15 min to install both sides.
First take out your old guards. Pull them off or cut your zip ties that are now holding them on
Now just use his instructions and put the fasteners where they go. There are a few push in 1/4 in ones and other 5/16 in push in fasteners. Just line up the holes and push them in with your thumb till they pop.
Easy Peazy...
Here is what they look like:
They are really nice bit of farkle and much better than the stock.
Like I said, Eddie can't do a group buy, but he has some guards for our rigs but they aren’t on his website. Give him a shout at radrubberdesign@gmail.com
Tell him that you heard about him on Mud and he might become a vendor. I know he will be at FJ Summit July 17-22 of this month after HIH, so drive up to Ouray and get some. Actually come up anyway... its changing to The Toyota Summit next year!
Hope this helps. Let me know if you want any other pictures.
Shane
A few days ago EarthX posted pictures of his coil overs going in and a few people commented on his splash guards . Everyone liked them but didn't realize they were just NEW OEM guards.
I said I would try to call Eddie, the Owner of Rad Rubber Designs to see about his Rubbers for our trucks.
Let it be stated that I don't know him other than speaking with him and buying a set of his Rubbers at FJ Summit last year. I didn't get anything for posting this and I'm not trying to pimp his stuff being he isn't a vendor.
I tried to see if he would do a group buy, but after talking to him for a while he stated he can't really do any group buys since he has his product priced as low as he can go. So... sorry, no group buy
That said, yesterday I received my order in the mail.
This contains all of the fasteners and the 4 front engine splash guards for the front wheel wells. These things are solid!!! I love them on my FJ Cruiser and will love them just the same on Stelah.
They are really thick nitric rubber so it is resistant to oil, water, grease, fuel... as you can see here:
Once you get the package open it will take about 15 min to install both sides.
First take out your old guards. Pull them off or cut your zip ties that are now holding them on
Now just use his instructions and put the fasteners where they go. There are a few push in 1/4 in ones and other 5/16 in push in fasteners. Just line up the holes and push them in with your thumb till they pop.
Easy Peazy...
Here is what they look like:
They are really nice bit of farkle and much better than the stock.
Like I said, Eddie can't do a group buy, but he has some guards for our rigs but they aren’t on his website. Give him a shout at radrubberdesign@gmail.com
Tell him that you heard about him on Mud and he might become a vendor. I know he will be at FJ Summit July 17-22 of this month after HIH, so drive up to Ouray and get some. Actually come up anyway... its changing to The Toyota Summit next year!
Hope this helps. Let me know if you want any other pictures.
Shane
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