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Hey Brandon. I don't recommend removing them for the reasons you state relating to preserving oem flow through radiator and also because less airflow around the tires = less drag.
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Hey Brandon. I don't recommend removing them for the reasons you state relating to preserving oem flow through radiator and also because less airflow around the tires = less drag. Best to avoid for those and other reasons. In my case, reasons we removed because remove/replace choir was a PITA, were wearing them out, had been hacking them up for mods like 3" brake ducts and others constantly anyways, and a lot of the front end was redone so OE attach points gone, relocated, etc. They were hanging on for dear life and put them out of their misery.
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