Maybe they are expecting everyone will be upgrading to ARB or TJM Bullbars which are not compatible with the aftermarket wheel well covers.![]()
Maybe they are expecting everyone will be upgrading to ARB or TJM Bullbars which are not compatible with the aftermarket wheel well covers.![]()
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One downside lang if you have the 4 set WWC is that the rear wheels tend to rub against it when you're fully loaded. I guess you can opt to have it installed only in the front wheel wells.![]()
Thanks :-)
let me see what i can do to assist you guys in the procurement of these.
Meron na ata na una syo. Sila Miggyboy.
But your help would be useful to those who are not willing to pay Php 2,500 more to Toyota now that Miggyboy is selling it exclusively through Toyota only.
Had my Seemok fender liner installed at Miggyboy last June for only Php 4,500. I think Toyota is selling it for Php 7,000 or 7,500. Btw, they are both the same Seemoks. Price discrepancy is attributed to Toyota.
ok ah, baka pwede din pafabricate ng splashguard (under the engine :D)
meron na yata fortuner, yung innova lang yata ang walang splashguard.. parang meron another word for splashguard, hmm.. nalimot ko na heheOriginally Posted by theveed
Sa mga Mitsu, inner fender ang tawag nila.Originally Posted by revoGSX
My uncle will be getting his Fortuner before the end of the month. I've told him about this lack of wheel well guard. He's curious if anyone has had success in fabricating this here in the Phils or if ever there's someone importing it from Thailand. Ano balita?![]()
I would disagree. I believe that the reason behind Toyota's cost-cutting is not for it's own benefit. It is for the good of the people.Real world answer
We are really all about profit and could careless on how you feel.
Many complain about the fact that the Hilux doesn't have ABS. The rationale behind this is that a pick-up was never meant to be a luxury vehicle. And as a wrokhorse, it needs to be cheap. The fewer the technology/moving parts added to a vehicle, the cheaper its manufacturing will be. Cheaper manufacturing will result in cheaper prices.
I think that the reason behind not putting on these splash guards is the same as the reason for Toyota's cost-cutting production. It is for the good of the consumer and not fot the company's profit. I believe that lack of splash guards does not impede handling, economy, power etc. of the IMV cars.
That's what I think.
oh toyota you are truly are thinking of us consumers..not enough of gratitude can be given back to you.. oh mighty toyota!..
jeez louise..
The guys at Ziebart say that after the underpinnings are treated with the undercoat, splashguards would be redundant. They suggested that I wrap up the foglight socket with some plastic bag and duct tape. There has to be a reason why Toyota did not include a fender splash guard for the IMV...
reason ata is matatakpan yun chassis number if may splash guard, sana nilagay na lang yun number sa ibang lugarOriginally Posted by Vmax
simple lang sagot kung bakit di nilagyan ng toyota ng splashguards, to make extra money...![]()
With the new 3 year registration system, 'di na hassle to have that chassis number covered. Once every 3 years mo lang tatanggalin yung wheel well cover to get to the chassis number.
yes even the factory rustproofing is enough, pero doesnt hurt to have wheelwell covers
my dad's previous revo...has no well guards too...i thinks covering it with plastic and electrical tape is enough.
Hello guy's,
Good day to all of you....actually i'm in Dubai and planning to buy a new car
this oct. during my vacation planning to visit subic para sa pajero parang
makakamura nga...![]()