Any Auto Store Will Have Some For You

THESE ARE 10 BUCKS AND JUST SCREW THEM INTO THE PLASTIC HOLD UP WELL TO HEAVY SLUSH

 

I have the Mopar hard plastic splash guards and I love them. If you don't do a lot of rock crawling they should be fine. They keep an incredible amount of road crap off the sides of the Jeep.

 

I get worried the plastic ones would get destroyed off roading...need some that have a lot of give to them......

 

some pics of my mud flaps

 

I can already see how i rip them off while wheeling.

 

[QUOTE=-MAW-;453460]Any Auto Store Will Have Some For You

THESE ARE 10 BUCKS AND JUST SCREW THEM INTO THE PLASTIC HOLD UP WELL TO HEAVY SLUSH



Those look a lot like what I'm looking for..

Are they hard plastic or rubber? and where, exactly (website needed), did you get them?

Thx for postn'

Tony

 

[QUOTE=Cappi's JKR;454713]Sounds like he just pickd them up at the local auto parts store.

 

[QUOTE=pearl-drum-man;454723]I kinda' got that..lol I'm looking for a website. I'm is S.Korea, and It's a little hard to just go down to my local auto parts store

And, Yes, I've been to a couple of Korean auto parts stores, they just don't have the ones I'm looking for.....

 

Seeing as to where your at,, is there alot of factories around? I use conveyor belt for mudflaps.. Just not the super thick stuff.. Usually get it for free from a repair guy for the factory equipment as they throw this stuff out.. I made some as wide as my suburban before to keep rocks off the traveltrailer.. also if its textured like no slip.. screw it onto wood ramps for great no slip ramps..
Good luck,,
Steve

 

got them at canadiantire pretty flexible when it is warm winter they are v rigid