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Rubber wheel flare things.

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Rubber wheel flare things.

Post by glen1n »

With the recent roll :oops: :D i am proud to annouce that all 4 of my wheel flares are now stuffed.With the introduction of wheel spacers i am thinking of putting on those custom rubber ones some have. couldnt find a piccy of what i am talking about so i hope you know what i mean.

Any one done this? and have piccys or tips?

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Post by bigbluemav »

Hi Glen

I just went to Clark Rubber and bought some 100mmWx 3mm thick rubber strip. Cut it to length required and screwed it to the Mav' using 25mm gal. builder's strip.

Works well, is flexible and if it rips off, cheap to replace. If you take your time fitting, thaey can turn out not too bad looking either!!

Hope this helps!!
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Post by Patroler »

Yeah I got the clark rubber flares, they come in different widths upto about 40 or 50mm and are available for guards with or without lips, have a look at the link and u should be able to see them.

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Re: Rubber wheel flare things.

Post by Slunnie »

glen1n wrote:With the recent roll :oops: :D i am proud to annouce that all 4 of my wheel flares are now stuffed.

Did you flip it over and smash the other flares?
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Post by glen1n »

no no, the front one on the left of the car was damaged in a disaggrement with a fence and i took the left rear one off so it would look right. :)
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Post by Fieldsy »

I got mine from TJM don't know how much they cost but I do know it's a buy by the m thing. ca18escort up here Is useing some sort of garden edgeing thing, Looks the biz but don't tell him I said that.
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Post by ca18escort »

hahahahahahah too late I saw the post
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Post by glen1n »

cheers fellas, clark rubber sounds the goods. 3,4 or 5mm. the screws from the old flares may be ok so i think i will try em out :D
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Post by slosh »

What type of plastic is the garden edge stuff- is it like rubber or is it harder like plastic sheet?
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Post by Damo »

slosh wrote:What type of plastic is the garden edge stuff- is it like rubber or is it harder like plastic sheet?


The stuff that comes from bunnings is like a harder plastic. It's best trimmed with an angle grinder, if that gives you an idea of what it's like.
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