Rear shock / brake shields

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I'm getting ready to replace my rear shocks, and looking at ways to protect my investment. While searching for shock guards, I ran across this video of custom shock / brake guards for an F-150. They look awesome, just don't know how feasible something like this would be on a Raptor. Would they just collect mud and dirt, causing more problems? What are your thoughts?


 

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that's feasible but ugly for desert use only. In your area all the snow and crap would just build up in there. I have a new set of shocks waiting to go on my truck as well, and the only reason I haven't installed them is I'm looking for a way to protect them as well. Subscribed!!
 
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I have a set of newer stock 2.5's and used Outlaw shock guards. I just need to have them powder coated. I thought these one (pictured), were pretty cool. Wish I could figure out how to embed a video, I thought it was supposed to be automatic?
 

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I have a set of newer stock 2.5's and used Outlaw shock guards. I just need to have them powder coated. I thought these one (pictured), were pretty cool. Wish I could figure out how to embed a video, I thought it was supposed to be automatic?
I just want to figure out a way to protect mine without hiding them, after all I bought a raptor to show off! I was thinking of wrapping them in 3m clear vinyl.
 

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Looks like that guard would hold dirt / mud, and worst of all heat.
All are a combination for poor braking performance.

I would forgo the cover and be sure to clean them well by hosing them off after each off-road trip.

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I have a set of newer stock 2.5's and used Outlaw shock guards. I just need to have them powder coated. I thought these one (pictured), were pretty cool. Wish I could figure out how to embed a video, I thought it was supposed to be automatic?

I wish Outlaw would make more of the shock guards. You can't find them used either :(

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Go with the machine bellows sold by McKenzies off-road in Orange County, CA. I have them on my King Shocks and they work great!!

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Got a link for these?
 
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I wish Outlaw would make more of the shock guards. You can't find them used either :(

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Got a link for these?

I just bought some outlaw shock guards, used. I got them from a guy in Canada for a decent price. I just want to have them powder coated before I install them.

If you serious about wanting to buy some, why don't you post a WTB thread? It's worth a shot.
 

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