freelander2002 · Nov 26, 2009

hi people

Yet another question from me

Does anyone know if mudflaps off a 2006 freelander would fit a 2002 freelander?

cheers

Beast o Bodmin · Nov 28, 2009

quiet in ere then.guess they dont get muddy...

ferkin cars aint they....

freebiker · Nov 28, 2009

If the 2006 freelander is the freelander 2, then no. If there from one of last freelander 1's with the facelift, then providing the holes are in the right place, they should fit fine. (I think)

freebiker · Nov 28, 2009

Beast o Bodmin said:
quiet in ere then.guess they dont get muddy...

ferkin cars aint they....

LOL. When they do get muddy there's so little clearance the mudflaps get ripped off. I've only two on atm, both on opposite corners.

Beast o Bodmin · Nov 28, 2009

crewebiker said:
LOL. When they do get muddy there's so little clearance the mudflaps get ripped off. I've only two on atm, both on opposite corners.

yep propper ****e aint thems...

howardo · Nov 28, 2009

Beast o Bodmin said:
yep propper ****e aint thems...

they don't roll over going round corners though

Beast o Bodmin · Nov 28, 2009

howardo said:
they don't roll over going round corners though

nor will my rangie chassis and series body.

freelander2002 · Nov 28, 2009

lol

so would you not recommend getting land rover mud flaps for my FLander? Are there any other makes that are a bit softer and wont get ripped of if a go over anything higher than a curb?

cheers

howardo · Nov 28, 2009

i wouldn't bother, use the money for something else.

freebiker · Nov 29, 2009

If you're worried about splashing the sides of ur girl in the mud, then get some of those rubber universal ones (the sparco ones are nice) that you can get from halfords, they won't break and will stop the mud from getting up the doors.

The genuine LR mudguards are solid and not flexible at all.

freelander2002 · Nov 29, 2009

cheers biker thanks ill look on there for some

how do these fit tho? do they just screw to the arch like the originals would?

cheers

Beast o Bodmin · Nov 30, 2009

big feck arf rivots make em easy.

freebiker · Nov 30, 2009

You could probably screw them to the same holes that the genuine ones would screw to. Or bond them with some strong adhesive. It'd just be plastic to plastic.

Beast o Bodmin · Nov 30, 2009

crewebiker said:
You could probably screw them to the same holes that the genuine ones would screw to. Or bond them with some strong adhesive. It'd just be plastic to plastic.

yep,big rivots and penny washers is best for me tho.do all me cars like that.

freelander2002 · Nov 30, 2009

cheers boys nice one, ill see how we go.

freebiker · Dec 1, 2009

Cool! Some pics would be grand afterwards if u end up doing them!

freelander2002 · Dec 1, 2009

yeah no worries, so you would recommend the sparco ones then? i mean would you fit them?

cheers

freebiker · Dec 1, 2009

Aye i would, infact i may do actually seeing as i've lost my genuine LR ones somewhere in the mud. I'd go for the red ones

freelander2002 · Dec 4, 2009

after a few days of wondering what mud flaps to fit I caved and bought some genuine land rover ones......and i know we all said they are rather poo, i did get the front and back, few months old for 20 quid so if i do lose them then it wont be to bad and if i do then ill get sparco ones lol

freebiker · Dec 4, 2009

Not bad deal at all for £20 and to be honest, you may not even find yourself in a position where you will lose them.

My girl was pretty knee deep in it when she lost hers in the mud, probably didn't help by being dragged backwards with my bro-in-laws 90 out of a sticky situation lol.

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