Is that not for the extra special mudflaps that have the yellow writing? You can achieve the same thing with a yellow paint pen, I did this with mine and instantly increased their value ten fold!Modern mud flaps are made of "cheese" and last no time at all. Pair like yours on the Flea bay £400
I'm toying with the idea of buying a pair of truck mudflaps and cutting them down to suit and are fairly cheap on ebay
If you are going to do that you just need to acquire some old conveyor belt rather than buying some mudflaps to cut down. I am currently doing the same thing with the smaller "mudflaps" that protect outriggers and rear crossmember as part of the body work. I am debating weather to then add some proper mudflaps as well. I have never had them on the 110 but they are fitted to the td5.I'm toying with the idea of buying a pair of truck mudflaps and cutting them down to suit and are fairly cheap on ebay
Cheer's i do have a pair on the front and are still pretty goodChoose a big pair you can do all four wheels ...
Any coincidence that this post was dated April 1I've decided to buy another new set but just the rears this time with the idea of before i fit them is to make a template and buy some conveyer belt and make a set from the template
Haha no but i have fitted a new set of rears and made a cardboard template and will be getting some conveyer belt rubberAny coincidence that this post was dated April 1
Sorry, no offence meant.
You can buy truck spray flaps, which might be easier and lighter than conveyor belt, you can also get spray suppression which all the trailers use.Haha no but i have fitted a new set of rears and made a cardboard template and will be getting some conveyer belt rubber