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Rekgen Trophy Sport XL mud flaps.
https://rekgen.com/collections/2022-ford-bronco/products/2021-ford-bronco-trophy-sport-mud-flaps
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https://rekgen.com/collections/2022-ford-bronco/products/2021-ford-bronco-trophy-sport-mud-flaps
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I have early RokBlokz, no issues with them. I like that they bolt on with steel brackets.
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Not trying to hijack the thread, but has anyone tried the IAG I-Line mini mud flaps yet? Im also looking at mud flap options and wondering if they work at all. (Did a search and didn't see any reviews.) Thanks!
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IAG. These could be fully removable with an allen wrench with one more pinch nut to replace the last plastic fastener.
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I had the Gatorback mud flaps on my Bronco - They were awesome! Just took them off yesterday for some new rock sliders I installed. The nice thing about these too is you can remove the bottom portion very easily, to regain some ground clearance while off road.
I need something easy to put on and off during a ride - don't want them on daily drives, don't want them at obstacles, but want a deep and wide one for gravel on trails.
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We went with Broflaps from Etsy. Only had them a week, but no complaints so far.
So, the first question is Sasquatch or not? Flaps that fit Sasquatch will stick out past the flares on non-squatch. I've been looking for a good set that doesn't have a bunch of brackets and is designed to fit Badlands with rock rails and non-squatch. II think I've found two options and will probably pick one and try and if they aren't great or end up fitting for Sasquatch, return and try the other. I'm only planning on putting on the front for now, but I'll get the full set in case I change my mind.
Agreed with post before mine. Need more information to make any recommendations...
I have the Rek Gen Merica flaps on my Sas. Tons of rock chips on my rear fender flares, but nothing on the paint that I can see.
I have the Rek Gen Merica flaps on my Sas. Tons of rock chips on my rear fender flares, but nothing on the paint that I can see.
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I bought the weather tech ones. When I bought them last year they were kind of the only ones I had found (and were in stock) that were able to be used with the sasquatch package.
Easy install, price wasn't bad either.
Easy install, price wasn't bad either.
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I have RokBlokz XL, but should have went with XLL. The first dirt road after installing the XL’s they threw a rock and chipped/scratched my door that was about an inch long. I ended up making some 2” extensions (the same length as the XLL’s). They’ve blocked all rocks since. They look good and can be removed in a couple minutes without tools.
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