Can any blurple owners with mudflaps please post a couple of pics? I'm considering getting some for mine but am undecided on how they'll look.
ATTENTION blurple owners with mudflaps
- Thread starter Tom G
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tom_the_paddy
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v6_cougar_london
I don't like them personally, I think they make the car look abit dated somehow... But each to their own :wink5:
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icermanz
Tom,
If i needed to decide "mudflaps or not". Today would have forced my decision, i had to drive along a half mile stretch of re-surfaced road (gravel) . It was a nightmare, listening to all that gravel hitting, even though i was only doing 15mph. I was also very lucky there was no traffic coming from the opposite direction.
If i needed to decide "mudflaps or not". Today would have forced my decision, i had to drive along a half mile stretch of re-surfaced road (gravel) . It was a nightmare, listening to all that gravel hitting, even though i was only doing 15mph. I was also very lucky there was no traffic coming from the opposite direction.
i have them on my blurple and there cool dont listern to karl hes to young to understand what there for :ihih::ihih::ihih: sorry karl 
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tom_the_paddy
they do rub the paint off but only if they aren't fitted tightly enough and allowed to move and scratch the surface..
I did used to have a set on mine but took them off to clean up when i got new rims and when the roush kit went on they wouldn't fit again and i managed to loose one of them somewhere in my garage????
They looked fine on mine (but they blended easier, what with mine being a superior black cat
)and because of the cougar emblem etc on them they were pretty smart and they do a good job in keeping the crap spraying up onto your paintwork
If you fit them properly so that they don't flex against the arch they'll be ok. I used 3m tape between the edges. I also sanded the really sharp edge off the flaps. Considering its plastic, they are razor sharp (to get the correct flush fit)
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