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So in the front wheel archs there is plastic guards that go from mid top front of the arch down and under to the front bumper to block water/mud... They suddenly started scuffing the wheels and made a werid dragging sound, so after looking I found that these had the plastic screws that held it up break...

Very random, have some new ones now, was curious if anyone else had this happen too? Maybe the previous owner hit speed bumps too hard in Japan or something? I've never scuffed the front bumper myself or dropped very far from bumps...

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Happened to me to, fixed them with some brackets but when i was going 200+ km/h they started to rub against the front wheels so i slowed down.. not fast enough though since they both ripped off and passed under the car :rofl: Luckly the car behind kept his distance and managed to not get hit :D

Same happened to a mate of mine a month ago :D

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