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mudflap options

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I have a 1990 GQ and I am sick of the rear mudflaps popping out of the standard flares. Also the metal that the rubber is moulded to is basically gone, so I am looking for mudflap options.

I want to keep the standard flares as mine are good, but I am interested in getting some other type of mudflaps. If ppl can please let me know what they have fitted if it is different and post pics of the mods, that would be great. Pics are important to me, I'm a visual person...

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Re: mudflap options

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coke wrote:I have a 1990 GQ and I am sick of the rear mudflaps popping out of the standard flares. Also the metal that the rubber is moulded to is basically gone, so I am looking for mudflap options.

I want to keep the standard flares as mine are good, but I am interested in getting some other type of mudflaps. If ppl can please let me know what they have fitted if it is different and post pics of the mods, that would be great. Pics are important to me, I'm a visual person...

email if you want to andrew@scanningsystems.com.au

thanks

Andrew
I just uses a robber floor mat and chained it up, better to use heavy rubber form clarks etc as it will be heavy enough on it own and wil llok and do a much beter job, teck screw or bolt the rubber on and then chain up with a small gal chain and d shacle and then you can chain them right out of the way offroad
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got any pics that you can email me?

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coke wrote:got any pics that you can email me?

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they arnnt real flash, but will take some for you, with the right stuff and a little care they look good
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Post by Madmac »

ive also used black rubber with chains, i have a rear bar with a piece that goes back into the chassis rail, thats what ive screwed em to. ill take some pics and post em when i get home
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