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Removing splash guard? - RePT - 20-11-2012 Dropped the car 60mm, now the splash guard is catching the tire on driver side rear. (passenger side) (driver side) Is it safe to remove the splash guard? It covers all the fuel pump and stuff at the back. Edit: (driver side front) RE: Removing splash guard? - Niall - 20-11-2012 If you want your rear quarters to rot away, go for it! I personally wouldn't! Removing splash guard? - Jonny b - 20-11-2012 Yep don't do it bud!!! Mine is stripped completely, had a bit of an accident with a welder when doing my cage so sacked of a rear arch liner, fist time I drove in the rain I had a f*cking in car fountain lol Removing splash guard? - RePT - 20-11-2012 Okay dokey. Ill just get a new one. Anyway, got one coilover on the front, see first post RE: Removing splash guard? - gareth7 - 21-11-2012 and get some black wheel nut covers lol then they'll look like this........ RE: Removing splash guard? - puglove - 21-11-2012 isnt not having arch linners a mot fail now? also taking the fronts out will drench your engine bay. inc electrics fues head lights etc. somthing i wouldnt risk on a french car. they are bad enough when they are dry RE: Removing splash guard? - Matt - 21-11-2012 TakIng the rears out is fine, ran he xsi no problem. If you worry about it rotting then undersell the shit outta the arches