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Wow, I purchased a pair of Front (Stock Length) Trophy Sport Mud Flaps in April for $90 and now they are $168!!!
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168+20 for extra longWow, I purchased a pair of Front (Stock Length) Trophy Sport Mud Flaps in April for $90 and now they are $168!!!
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About to pull The trigger on these. Is the consensus that for a Sasquatch package the XL is the way to go?
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If mud coverage is your highest priority then yes. I got the regular ones to cut back on egregious rock strikes from the Goodyears and for that they have worked admirably, but mud and road spray still make it past just below the bottom edge.
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Really just looking for rock coverage from road driving. I doubt I will have my Bronco off road too too much, and for the enjoyment of a hose bath, I can probably handle a little mud.
For those that got away from the stock Goodyear tires but have yet to install any mudflap, are you seeing a difference in flinging crap on sides?
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I'd highly recommend a side step that sticks out a moderate amount, that will go a long ways to stopping rocks before they reach the paint. Those are GoRhino DSS in the above picture, although I wish I had gotten the D6, since the DSS' use as a step is limited with how much of the bar is tucked under the doorsill.
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Hope to be able to report on this soon, I've about had it with the Goodyears singing to themselves on the highway, needing monstrous amounts of weight to stay in balance even with regular rotations, plus their voids seem to match perfectly with the rocks that get put down at our fab yards. Tirerack has $30 off C-load KO2s right now and I'm probably only two old fashioneds away from ordering them tonight.
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Thanks for this picture, excellent view. I actually have the D6 boards waiting in the garage for a day when I canI have D6's with the regular Rekgen's and haven't had any rock issues.
I really like the DSS otherwise and have no complaints other than the width. I thought the narrower board would be perfect but really didn't anticipate how little of it would be usable as a step. In running shoes I can barely get the ball of my foot on, and in boots not even that much, and I'm only a size 10 shoe.
I really should have washed the damn thing this weekend.
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They are from Fast Intentions, quite happy with them. It’s a vinyl decal, very mildly textured, but certainly less slippery than the paint beneath.
Ordered those 2 and will be put on this Friday.They are from Fast Intentions, quite happy with them. It’s a vinyl decal, very mildly textured, but certainly less slippery than the paint beneath.
Ok, I’m finally at the point of mudflap choice. I have lifted many SAS 1” and running 37s. I bought a set of Mabett and just did a quick test fit and NOPE. Rubs at full lock.’
Will RekGen give my the clearance I need. That attached pics are a cardboard layout and the stock sliders are coming off, so no hole or interference with sliders. I need to flaps to angle aft and suck up tight to the inner liner and flare to give me the room I need. Has anyone accomplished this with 37s and lets see some pics of examples. I did send similar email to RekGen
Will RekGen give my the clearance I need. That attached pics are a cardboard layout and the stock sliders are coming off, so no hole or interference with sliders. I need to flaps to angle aft and suck up tight to the inner liner and flare to give me the room I need. Has anyone accomplished this with 37s and lets see some pics of examples. I did send similar email to RekGen
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