Another mudflap thread

[Fordsoldier]

Ok, I am looking for 2 full sets of mudflaps.

Mabett or Broflaps

We have alot of rural roads around here that are oiled and chatted so trying to get these asap before the paint gets chipped up.

1st set is for a 23 Badlands non-sasquatch

2nd set is for a 24 wildtrak


I like the idea of the bro flaps staying somewhat flimsy less likely to breakage.

But the look of the mabett has more of a factory look.

Pros and cons from people that have either set.

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[Begster]

Have you looked at the Rally Armor Mudflaps? I've had them on my bronco for 1.5 years and think they provide better looks and coverage than either of those in my opinion.

 

[Fordified1]

The Mabetts are cheap and do the job. I put them on first day home with the Bronco. May do something different later, IDK.

@Begster can you post a link to those?
Edit: $400? Um no

 

[halfBaked]

I did the IAG Offroad ones. Pretty happy, but for looks, I wish I had known they really need wider tires than the OEM 255 pizza cutters. Super easy install.

 

[J-Lugster]

Have you looked at the Rally Armor Mudflaps? I've had them on my bronco for 1.5 years and think they provide better looks and coverage than either of those in my opinion.

How was the installation of the Rally Armors Begster?

I can find Youtube videos on almost every mud flap available but not the Rally Armor ones.

 

[Mr Toad]

I went with the IAG mudflaps as well. Excellent value and the bracket system and hardware do allow for easy removal trailside (one push pin and two allen head bolts) for rock crawling. With the sasquatch 35" tires, rock strikes on the rocker panels decreased by 85-90% but not 100%. I modified the fronts with removable sheet rubber extensions which reduced rocker panel rock strikes to virtually zero. The extensions are for street and highway use.

I have a gravel driveway and those treads love to pick up and throw gravel at the rocker panels. Here's a video of my install and modifications.

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