[maverickbr77]

Any solutions to fill in the gap to prevent throwing crud out the front of my rig.

 

[cyclone88]

I know I've seen someone make a little cover for that gap, but check out this thread:

http://www.wranglerforum.com/f33/mud-flaps-for-front-fender-right-behind-bumper-54405.html

 

[maverickbr77]

thanks

 

[cyclone88]

I can't remember the thread with the pictures I found, but a guy took a generic mud flap, cut pieces to fit between the bumper and fender at the front, then screwed them into the insides. Just made a basic rubber filler between the 2. I will say that the new front bumper (not a shorty, but shorter than stock) helps with this problem too.

 

[mcgee10]

This solved my gap problem.

 

[Chrimbler]

The carcasses of 6 dead pigeons works really well! :whistling:

 

[maverickbr77]

wish I had the spare cash for a new bumper ... looks like I need to find some pigeons

 

[BlackOpsJeep]

Or you can buy a Euro Jeep Wrangler front bumper....

 

[jadmt]

I can't remember the thread with the pictures I found, but a guy took a generic mud flap, cut pieces to fit between the bumper and fender at the front, then screwed them into the insides. Just made a basic rubber filler between the 2. I will say that the new front bumper (not a shorty, but shorter than stock) helps with this problem too.

that would be me.

 

[maverickbr77]

jadmt got a side view by chance. Probably going to be trying this in the next few days after I collect supplies.

 

[jadmt]

jadmt got a side view by chance. Probably going to be trying this in the next few days after I collect supplies.

they are just a plain set of mud flaps nothing fancy. I just slid them between the outer and inner fender nothing holding them but the friction and been running them all winter with no issues. Come summer I will pull them out.

 

[maverickbr77]

thanks