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Splitter Guards or No Splitter Guards, Where Do You Fall?

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#1 ·
I have a 2016 HC Challenger with Matte Hood and I like the look of my splitter Guards, Mine are painted body color.
What do you like.....Splitter Guards or No Splitter Guards
And Factory colored splitters or custom colored splitter (body or emblem colored)

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#2 ·
None for me thanks.
 
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#7 ·
No. I also removed the plastic from my Nav screen, the tags hanging on my leather seats, the window stickers, and any other factory and dealer added stuff that isnt part of the car.
 
#26 ·
This is the correct answer. With the bad roads, poorly designed road and driveway entrances in our area the splitter is going to scrape sometimes no matter how careful or skilled a driver you are. The splitter guards from the factory only work for on/off car carrier transitions. The splitter guards shown in the picture work.
 
#10 ·
Same as walking around with the label still on the brim of your baseball hat.
Your great grandmother’s couch with the plastic still on it.
Walking in your Timberland boots with the tags dangling around.
Your ipad with the protective clear film on the screen.

Good, bad or indifferent, that’s how it looks. You decide if you like it, your car.
 
owns 2020 Dodge Challenger Redeye
#11 ·
None for me. I also watched video of a guy the left them on. He took them off and his factory splitter had become stained and damaged from all the dirt and debris that gets stuck underneath the guards over time. Take them off!
 
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#15 ·
Honestly, I get worried pulling that big girl into parking spots with blocks or curbs. I figure I’d rather scratch them up then the splitter itself.
I wish I had a front camera
 
#21 ·
I'm not a fan. Took mine off as soon as I got the car home.

I usually fall on my chin. Had to have stitches once.
 
#23 ·
LOL.
They are not "Splitter Guards", they are splitter protectors for use in shipping.
They are the equivalent of the Styrofoam protectors used on new TV's, while still in their shipping boxes.
If you are someone who enjoys keeping the Styrofoam on your wall mounted television, more power to you.
 
#27 ·
Ok, Ok, Ok this thread went sideways now no matter what we won't hear from anyone that leaves theirs on.
I just got my Hellcat last summer I guess I'm being overprotective of her. I did see the video posted about the dirt that gets trapped behind marking up the splitter.

So, the road to recovery is to admit your problem...I will remove my splitter guards (or protectors, but there really is no difference in the words) once the snow goes away.

I can park and drive just fine, thank you guys for the concerns...:)

All my cars are my babies and I just wanted them to look and stay nice

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#28 ·
Phew. Saved another one. My job here is finished.
 
owns 2020 Dodge Challenger Redeye
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#32 ·
Workin on the job of the day. Sometime ya feel like a nut sometimes ya dont
 
owns 2020 Dodge Challenger Redeye
#35 ·
Not true, you are just the only one man enough that has them on or likes them on to admit it. Do what works for you!
On a yellow jacket...I can see it...also seen them painted red on a black car...looked different...I wouldn't take delivery of either of my cars with them on...but if you wanna leave em on your car...go for it...somewhere along the line someone thought it was cool to leave em on...probably the same guy who thought it would be cool for guys to wear their hair up in a bun...well I don't know what happened to the protector...or my hair for that matter....but there both history
 
#38 ·
Just say NO!
Now I know what Nancy Reagan was talking about......
 
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