Rally armor
Dec 10, 2010, 01:48 AM
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The best buy ever. It's saving the sides of my car!!!!! Mitsubishi already had to repaint the "dog legs" as they called them. The area infront of the rear wheels where it flares out. They said it wasn't covered under warranty but I called the area mitsubishi rep and they said that they would do it one time out of courtesy. They also put Laminex on too! This all happened before the Rally Armour. No Problems since.
Dec 12, 2010, 09:51 PM
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The best buy ever. It's saving the sides of my car!!!!! Mitsubishi already had to repaint the "dog legs" as they called them. The area infront of the rear wheels where it flares out. They said it wasn't covered under warranty but I called the area mitsubishi rep and they said that they would do it one time out of courtesy. They also put Laminex on too! This all happened before the Rally Armour. No Problems since.
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Dec 29, 2010, 09:01 AM
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Me dealership had rally armor mudflaps and the label said Ralliart. I chose the silver lettering on my white car cuz u thought the white lettering wouldnt match the paint. I wish they had red in stock.
When i installed them i couldnt get the reard perpenticular to the ground. There was little wiggle room; only to flare them out more. I need to open up the top holes with a dremel to get them straight. For now theyre about 10-15 degrees angled.
When i installed them i couldnt get the reard perpenticular to the ground. There was little wiggle room; only to flare them out more. I need to open up the top holes with a dremel to get them straight. For now theyre about 10-15 degrees angled.
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looks sick .. they re the lancer ones. they fit perfect.
Dec 29, 2010, 09:11 PM
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I am interested in getting them myself. But I was talking to a cop where in live in NJ and he said,
"any alterations done to the body of the car is illegal. Like mud flaps and lowering the car."
Is this true in New Jersey????
"any alterations done to the body of the car is illegal. Like mud flaps and lowering the car."
Is this true in New Jersey????
Dec 30, 2010, 06:00 AM
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having mudflaps illegal? ... cop is on crack.. i never hear of having mudflaps is illegal.. in any state. =/
Dec 30, 2010, 07:35 AM
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Ralliart909 - There may be some obscure law on the NJ books that makes it technically illegal to modify the exterior of a vehicle, the likelihood of being pulled over for it and getting a ticket is probably pretty low. Even if so, with how easily removable the flaps are you could probably go to court and show you took them off and they will drop the ticket.
How did you even get on the topic of having illegal mud flaps?
