Mud Flaps for Badlands (stock rock rails) with Sasquatch

[araines]

I ordered these from Varsity Ford and they do not fit (despite confirming same with VIN on their website). Anyone know which will fit Badlands Sasquatch with Rock Rails?

M2DZ16A550BB - Exterior: Splash Guards - Molded Rear Pair for Ford: Bronco ImageM2DZ16A550BB - Exterior: Splash Guards - Molded Rear Pair for Ford: Bronco Image PlaceholderSplash Guards - Molded Rear Pair
Part Number: M2DZ-16A550-BB Browse more in Exterior - Guards
Other Names: Kit - Mudflap
Replaces: M2DZ-16A550-BA
Description: Help protect the sides of your Bronco from all kinds of dirt and debris with a set of Molded Splash Guards.
Fits: Ford: Bronco
MSRP $49.99
$39.89
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M2DZ16A550AA - Exterior: Splash Guards - Molded Front Pair for Ford: Bronco ImageM2DZ16A550AA - Exterior: Splash Guards - Molded Front Pair for Ford: Bronco Image PlaceholderSplash Guards - Molded Front Pair
Part Number: M2DZ-16A550-AA Browse more in Exterior - Guards
Other Names: Kit - Mudflap
Description: Help protect the sides of your Bronco from all kinds of dirt and debris with a set of Molded Splash Guards.
Fits: Ford: Bronco
MSRP $49.99
$39.89
ADD TO CART
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[Daktari]

I don't think there are any on the market yet, except the crazy expensive Gatorback ones at $449 for a set of two (!).
I've seen photos where people made some others work by cutting a hole for the rock rails on the front ones. They just used a dremel and I might go that way if nothing shows up at Sema. Not paying almost $900 for mudflaps, no matter how fantastic they might be.

But I'm definitely adding something, the Bronco throws dirt and rocks like it's it's job, I haven't even been more off road than gravel parking lots and driven through puddles and the sides are sprayed with dirt, including the door handles. Plus little rocks hit the rear fender and cause damage. I have little interest in rinsing my car off every day during the rainy season, which is very short here, but still annoys me.

There is at least one other manufacturer working on these for a reasonable price, I just can't remember the name right now, but if you search the forum, they are mentioned in one of the threads about flaps.

 

[Slyder]

RokBlokz is working on them, but no eta as of yet.

Possibly a SEMA debut, but couldn't really say for sure.

 

[Raptor18]

RokBlokz is working on them, but no eta as of yet.

Possibly a SEMA debut, but couldn't really say for sure.

I was going to ask if anyone tried their universal set.
I second the rokblokz, had them on my Raptor and loved them!

 

[flip]

We've put them on non-SAS OB but have to cut out for the front to clear the running boards. Not ideal but we made a template so it doesn't look butchered. A lot cheaper to use the molded and mod, than the Gators.

 

[Daktari]

RokBlokz is working on them, but no eta as of yet.

Possibly a SEMA debut, but couldn't really say for sure.

I think that's the company I could not remember. I hope they come up with something soon. Can't be that hard to design.

 

[BroncoKong Jr.]

I ordered these from Varsity Ford and they do not fit (despite confirming same with VIN on their website). Anyone know which will fit Badlands Sasquatch with Rock Rails?

The $1000 ones lol

 

[Pedrinh089]

We've put them on non-SAS OB but have to cut out for the front to clear the running boards. Not ideal but we made a template so it doesn't look butchered. A lot cheaper to use the molded and mod, than the Gators.

Do you have pictures? I am interested in doing the same.

 

[flip]

Do you have pictures? I am interested in doing the same.

I didn't take any but will try to get some if and when I get the chance.

 

[Winkydee]

I didn't take any but will try to get some if and when I get the chance.

That would be most excellent. I don't mind cutting mine with a Dremel to accommodate but I would prefer they don't end up looking like Mickey Rourke.

 

[Deano Bronc]

I ordered these from Varsity Ford and they do not fit (despite confirming same with VIN on their website). Anyone know which will fit Badlands Sasquatch with Rock Rails?

M2DZ16A550BB - Exterior: Splash Guards - Molded Rear Pair for Ford: Bronco ImageM2DZ16A550BB - Exterior: Splash Guards - Molded Rear Pair for Ford: Bronco Image PlaceholderSplash Guards - Molded Rear Pair
Part Number: M2DZ-16A550-BB Browse more in Exterior - Guards
Other Names: Kit - Mudflap
Replaces: M2DZ-16A550-BA
Description: Help protect the sides of your Bronco from all kinds of dirt and debris with a set of Molded Splash Guards.
Fits: Ford: Bronco
MSRP $49.99
$39.89
ADD TO CART
M2DZ16A550AA - Exterior: Splash Guards - Molded Front Pair for Ford: Bronco ImageM2DZ16A550AA - Exterior: Splash Guards - Molded Front Pair for Ford: Bronco Image PlaceholderSplash Guards - Molded Front Pair
Part Number: M2DZ-16A550-AA Browse more in Exterior - Guards
Other Names: Kit - Mudflap
Description: Help protect the sides of your Bronco from all kinds of dirt and debris with a set of Molded Splash Guards.
Fits: Ford: Bronco
MSRP $49.99
$39.89
ADD TO CART
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Do you think they would fit the Sasquatch if you didn't have the rock rails? I'm removing my rock rails and installing the Rock Slide Eng retractable steps which does not go as far forward as the stock ones. There should be room to install mudflaps but not sure about the sasquatch flares.

 

[Jhuff]

I am watching this issue with interest... I do not want rock chips and will be looking at temporary solutions until I find something permanent.

I'm thinking of temporarily slapping on a square of PPF in the target areas the first day.

I may not go with full mud flaps. From looking at the gap between the fenders and the sliders, affixing a small plate on the front of the slider/board could work.

I'm thinking a 3D print, or something like kydex, angled from the slider up to the flare might be a nice looking solution.

 

[Bronco21fan]

I don't think there are any on the market yet, except the crazy expensive Gatorback ones at $449 for a set of two (!).
I've seen photos where people made some others work by cutting a hole for the rock rails on the front ones. They just used a dremel and I might go that way if nothing shows up at Sema. Not paying almost $900 for mudflaps, no matter how fantastic they might be.

But I'm definitely adding something, the Bronco throws dirt and rocks like it's it's job, I haven't even been more off road than gravel parking lots and driven through puddles and the sides are sprayed with dirt, including the door handles. Plus little rocks hit the rear fender and cause damage. I have little interest in rinsing my car off every day during the rainy season, which is very short here, but still annoys me.

There is at least one other manufacturer working on these for a reasonable price, I just can't remember the name right now, but if you search the forum, they are mentioned in one of the threads about flaps.

I just got the gator bucks and they can be had for 352 a set they are the best on the market as far as quality they weigh a ton

 

[bytheway]

I just got the gator bucks and they can be had for 352 a set they are the best on the market as far as quality they weigh a ton

any pics?

 

[Bronco21fan]

any pics?

Still waiting for my bronco lol it was supposed to be built this past Monday but they running behind. There’s an install video on YouTube with them . The gator backs are made for the 35 inch Sasquatch tires great coverage

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