Washed my car yesterday. It rained out yesterday and washed a lot of salt away. Cold and windy today (everything is mostly "freeze dried") so I thought I might be ok for at least a couple days.
My drive to work is all back roads, only 2.5 miles. Probably passed 5 cars going the opposite way. The roads were dry. With just a few wet patches, that I drove over slowly. 30 mph most of the way. No puddles. See image below. The back is not bad.
With 5K miles the paint seems to be holding up pretty good though.
So I caved and ordered some mud flaps. These have to be the nicest looking mud flap I've ever seen. They are fairly tightly cut, so I'm hoping for minimal range impact. I'll try to do some careful range testing before and after. And post some photos. I think they will look nice with the Midnight Silver. And maintain the "Stealth" look. I might only mount the front ones. No drill holes to mount.
If anyone has any data or photos on these I'd love to see it.
So I ordered these -> Model 3 Carbon Fiber Mudflaps See image below.
What I ordered
My drive to work is all back roads, only 2.5 miles. Probably passed 5 cars going the opposite way. The roads were dry. With just a few wet patches, that I drove over slowly. 30 mph most of the way. No puddles. See image below. The back is not bad.
With 5K miles the paint seems to be holding up pretty good though.
So I caved and ordered some mud flaps. These have to be the nicest looking mud flap I've ever seen. They are fairly tightly cut, so I'm hoping for minimal range impact. I'll try to do some careful range testing before and after. And post some photos. I think they will look nice with the Midnight Silver. And maintain the "Stealth" look. I might only mount the front ones. No drill holes to mount.
If anyone has any data or photos on these I'd love to see it.
So I ordered these -> Model 3 Carbon Fiber Mudflaps See image below.
What I ordered
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