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Heavy duty rubber for mud flaps?

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Heavy duty rubber for mud flaps?

Post by Rexlux »

Where do you get sheets of that thick rubber for mud guards/flaps????
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Post by V8Patrol »

Conveyer belting comes in various widths and thickness.
try "conveyers" in the yellow pages or quarry machinery suppliers, or industrial belting
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Post by camskizook »

i got mine from clark rubber.....it was about $4 a metre i think..
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Post by 4sum4 »

theres a bloke selling old conveyer belts in the paper on th e central coast
his number:43581386
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Post by Dawg »

I got from Clark as well, more like $40 a meter when you start to get into the 6" wide stuff. Maybe I was just ripped?
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Post by bj42turbo »

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Post by rojac »

Clark Rubber as for cost it depends on the thickness and width of the rubber, bought some today to make some of those inner guard flaps, 1.5mm x 200mm = $9.50/m some of the thicker stuff is up to $40/m
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Post by Bluey »

camskizook wrote:i got mine from clark rubber.....it was about $4 a metre i think..


is this pic of rubber you used for flares or mudflaps camskizook?
cos i need both and dont know what to get (and no clark rubber around here)
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Post by camskizook »

Oops....i thought it said flares :oops: :oops: :oops:
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Post by bundytunna »

clark rubber is dear- reeeaaalllll dear
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Post by Dawg »

Dam straight Daz my man, keep it forever!
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Post by beebee »

I got mine from a truck accessories store.
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Post by hottiemonster »

can someone post the address of purple pig, i need to make some mudflaps if i can be bothered.
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Post by RoldIT »

hottiemonster wrote:can someone post the address of purple pig, i need to make some mudflaps if i can be bothered.


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Post by Damo »

I had a bit of a squiz in the phone book but couldnt find anything. Anyone know somewhere in Bris I can get some conveyor belt???
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Post by +dj_hansen+ »

hottiemonster... corner of stud rd and mountain highway in bayswater... jump on stud rd of the monash freeway and keep on following it all the way, its at the very end... has a big purple pig sign out the front (no derr)

Or else try ww.yellowpages.com.au if my directions lead u no where
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Post by DaveS3 »

Its right next to the tyre factory in baysy, its a yellowy brick joint behind a wire mesh style fence man!

Even you cant miss it!!!! :armsup:

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Conveyor source in Brisbane

Post by Damo »

I rang this place in Brissy and told the bloke (Roger) i needed a couple of pieces about 300 x 2000 and between 5mm and 10mm thick. He said I could rat through their scrap bin and take what I wanted. OR if there wasn't anything in the scrap bin suitable he'd sell to me out of stock for about $50.

FYI, here's their details:

Pit Top Conveyor Products
Unit 8, 47 Overlord Place
Acacia Ridge QLD 4110
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Post by srowlandson »

I got a sheet of a hard plastic from Revolution Racegear... It is what the rally guys use.

Expensive, @ $83 for a 1.5 metre length, but man it is tough...

A Collegue had a set on his 80 that did 2 Safari's and countless km's at High Speed on gravel (inc over 200kph for long periods) and they survived for years...


Mine have been on for about 12 month, and my tyres rub on them, and they are holding up well. Best investment i have made :)

If your after Cheap, why not duct tape some shopping bags on the guard ;)

http://www.offroader.com.au/pradomudflaps/
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Post by zzzz »

srowlandson wrote:I got a sheet of a hard plastic from Revolution Racegear... It is what the rally guys use.

Expensive, @ $83 for a 1.5 metre length, but man it is tough...

A Collegue had a set on his 80 that did 2 Safari's and countless km's at High Speed on gravel (inc over 200kph for long periods) and they survived for years...


Mine have been on for about 12 month, and my tyres rub on them, and they are holding up well. Best investment i have made :)

If your after Cheap, why not duct tape some shopping bags on the guard ;)

http://www.offroader.com.au/pradomudflaps/


One of my mates has the same setup on his jeep and it works nicely as well :)
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Post by Damo »

What I want to do is on the back of a ute with a flat tray. The tray covers the tyre but there is no guard or mudflap.

I have seen some winch challenge type rigs with a whole guard made out of rubber sheet. Anyone got any pics of that kinda setup?

I'll have to have a look around and see if i can get a picture of what i'm talking about.
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Post by +dj_hansen+ »

Like a truck style? Piece of rubber hanging straight down from the tray?

Go to a truck wrecker or truck parts place...
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Post by 4runna »

Try Grippy rubber,

great range with all sorts of rubber stuff, prices haven't been too bad. they just seem to have something for everything, and the lady there knows her stuff.

from white pages.....

Grippy Rubber Products Pty Ltd
253 Victoria Rd Rydalmere 2116 (02) 9898 9688
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