Just wondering what you all do for mudflaps. I know there don't look that great but I do need to them. 2002 jeep TJ.
Mudflaps
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Just wondering what you all do for mudflaps. I know there don't look that great but I do need to them. 2002 jeep TJ.
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Ok do I gotta go to the dealer to get them tho?? Or someone else sell them thanks
You could of found & had them ordered by now with a simple Google search. Tons of different styles for sale online. That pretty much goes for anything in life you are looking to buy.
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Ok thanks everyone
This is where I got mine. I run them on both my Jeeps. I like how with no tools I can take them off in a second.
GRD Quick Disconnect Mud Flaps (Splash Guards) Universal Model - Jeep, – GRD Products Co.
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X2. I have the front & rear sets and they do look factory.
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I bought the Mopar set and they do look good. However, they're pretty rigid, and where I go in the field I was afraid I'd rip them off when rolling over things in the mud and muck. I should have gotten the flapper-type.
So, to keep from wasting my "investment", this Be-Prepared Boy-Scout cut the damned things off about halfway down and loosely wired them back together with heavy black zip-ties. Now the bottom halves are free to swing out of the way of obstructions without breaking or tearing off, yet are there to stop much of the mud that would otherwise stick itself on the bottom of my rig.
As modified, these swingers might look a bit Getto if you care enough to investigate them closely, but they get the job done and have lasted quite well through the last few hunting seasons.
So, to keep from wasting my "investment", this Be-Prepared Boy-Scout cut the damned things off about halfway down and loosely wired them back together with heavy black zip-ties. Now the bottom halves are free to swing out of the way of obstructions without breaking or tearing off, yet are there to stop much of the mud that would otherwise stick itself on the bottom of my rig.
As modified, these swingers might look a bit Getto if you care enough to investigate them closely, but they get the job done and have lasted quite well through the last few hunting seasons.
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Check out grd mud flaps there nice...tbats wat I went with
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http://www.carparts.com/details/Ari...AR111900.html?TID=gglpla&origin=pla&gclid=CM_b-ofCwcwCFZQjgQodJ2wP9Q&redirect=1
These are what I run, they do a good job covering the tires to keep the cops off my back, and super easy to remove when offroad, they look decent enough for me.
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These are what I run, they do a good job covering the tires to keep the cops off my back, and super easy to remove when offroad, they look decent enough for me.
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