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suzuki flares

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Post by patzuki »

Mention outers for a 5% discount for May on Sierra and Vitara flareshttp://www.doubleblackoffroad.com
you know you want one
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Post by BlueSuzy »

This is an ad.

There is forsale sections here.

You should be banned for spam.
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GO easy on him :roll:

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Post by mrRocky »

I would buy a set but they are nearly the same price as the low range ones which look awesome. Do me a set for $200 and i'll grab some.
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Post by Gwagensteve »

I'm not going to comment on Patzooki's forum etiquette, but as you've now added what I'll call "tech" I'll respond.

There is no comparison between the durability of the doubleblack offroad flares and bushwhacker. We regularly smash our doubleblack flares flat against the panels and they always pop back.

Personally, I'm not a fan of the bushwhackers, but it you think they look good on your car, imagine how good they look lying on the track after all the mounts pulled though.

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Post by Gutless »

Gwagensteve wrote:I'm not going to comment on Patzooki's forum etiquette, but as you've now added what I'll call "tech" I'll respond.

There is no comparison between the durability of the doubleblack offroad flares and bushwhacker. We regularly smash our doubleblack flares flat against the panels and they always pop back.

Personally, I'm not a fan of the bushwhackers, but it you think they look good on your car, imagine how good they look lying on the track after all the mounts pulled though.

Steve.
I now have both. And Steve you are 100% right. One of my bushwackers has broken before the vehicle has left my driveway. ( actually it was broken by a certain toowoomba based company whilst they had my truck, but we won't go there)

I much prefer the look of the bushwackers, but unfortunately, the reality is that they are not durable at all. You may aswell have finreglass flares.

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