Mounted some flaps at the fronts. Local auto parts store find, for $12.99
Please pardon the filthy floor.
Please pardon the filthy floor.
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Please post where you got your new mud flaps. Thanks.shiftz33 said:I just addressed this feature of my SSR for the second time this past weekend. I had some "form fitting" Contura mud flaps installed. I just didn't like the look of them from the side view of the SSR, plus there were only 9 inches wide.
I found some new mud flags (Powerflow Premier Fit Splash Guards - Size C) this past weekend. They are simple flat black mud guards but with a slight narrowing from top to bottom. They're also 10 inches wide. I installed these mud guards on the SSR to make sure the full outside edge of the front tires are blocked and thus cannot throw rocks on the rear fenders (as much as you can prevent with a mud guard). The previous mud guards were not wide enough to allow for that type of placement on the fender.
woohoo said:Looks like you used the existing screwholes..is that correct??? I looked at the same mudflaps yesterday and was wondering if just two screws would hold them on. Looks like a simple install and they look great. :ssr :thumbs
I don't remember removing the tire, turning the wheel should be enough for clearance.MauiMike said:Did you have to take the wheels off to mount them? Kinda cheap looking, I can see the f/g strands on the insides. Anyone else's like this from Plasticolor? Hate to ship them back at these prices! http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductDetail.aspx?categorycode=3431A&mfrcode=PLC&mfrpartnumber=577
I'm not seeing that spell check icon. (using Firefox)pherrley said:Yep its right here....![]()