Mud flaps for Bronco raptor

[Waldramos]

Hi guys


The only alternative of mud flaps for the Bronco Raptor Are the rokblokz?

Thanks

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[topdawg4ever]

Can’t really answer your question,but can tell you I’ve had rokblokz mud guards before and they are an excellent product. Haven’t made a commitment yet, if I’m pulling the trigger for these on the Raptor.

 

[TheLawnDart]

I’m a big fan of the RokBlokz. The price is steep, but it’s saved my doors.

 

[Beach_Bum]

These are the only acceptable flappers for the Warthog.

 

[TheLawnDart]

These are the only acceptable flappers for the Warthog.

The BrapFlap

 

[Taltyman]

Hi guys


The only alternative of mud flaps for the Bronco Raptor Are the rokblokz?

Thanks

Just bumping this as I have the same question.

 

[defector69]

Literally another thread in this folder on this topic. Weathertech. 40% the price.

 

[RowsKing]

Mud flaps for the Raptor?

 

[TheLawnDart]

Mud flaps for the Raptor?

I like mine!

 

[Taltyman]

Ordered the Weathertech, will see how they work out.

 

[CarGuy]

I like mine!

Separated at birth

 

[swamp2]

Separated at birth

2nd model is missing mud flaps...

 

[Taltyman]

Installed the weathertech mudflaps. First thing my wife said was the rear flaps didn't follow the flow of the original mud flaps. So they look like kind of goofy. But they do extend further and as we drive a lot of grave roads then hopefully they will prevent rock chips. The front ones went on pretty easy. The back ones not so much. They claim no drill but you have to use self tapping screws (4 on each side) with very little clearance because of the rear tires. You've basically got a couple of inches to try to get a screw started in plastic. Really struggled with being able to get enough pressure to get them started. Then I decided to take a lighter, hold the screw with pliers and use the lighter to get the end of the screw real hot and then push it into the plastic. That allowed the screw to penetrate and was able to get them threaded in much easier. They tighten down with a threaded metal piece on the other side of the plastic.

 

[Bschurr]

Installed the weathertech mudflaps. First thing my wife said was the rear flaps didn't follow the flow of the original mud flaps. So they look like kind of goofy. But they do extend further and as we drive a lot of grave roads then hopefully they will prevent rock chips. The front ones went on pretty easy. The back ones not so much. They claim no drill but you have to use self tapping screws (4 on each side) with very little clearance because of the rear tires. You've basically got a couple of inches to try to get a screw started in plastic. Really struggled with being able to get enough pressure to get them started. Then I decided to take a lighter, hold the screw with pliers and use the lighter to get the end of the screw real hot and then push it into the plastic. That allowed the screw to penetrate and was able to get them threaded in much easier. They tighten down with a threaded metal piece on the other side of the plastic.

Can you post some pics ? I am considering the WT mud flaps too.
Thanks in advance!

 

[Taltyman]

Here you go. The last picture shows the area you have to get the screws installed on for the rear mud flaps.

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