Mudflap query :)

[Neofox]

Just wondering if anyone could help me out please.

Looking at getting some mudflaps for my classic. I would like some fairly rigid ones 2-3mm thick that dont move around much under driving.

I think it was u Cal at the Fast and Modified show if it was its the type that are on ur car. (Sorry if i have the wrong person).

Also hoping to get STi on them.

Hope someone can help!

Ian

[ANDYJDMSTI]

try here

Scotts

[oobster]

I've got Scott Lowe flaps on mine and they are the business - about £158 quid though

[colinj]

They sell them on e-bay for £60....not sure on quality but the feedback seems good!!!

[andy_robertson]

scott lowe ones are dearer cause you get the brackets for securing them better e bay ones are the exact same look but you just screw them in

look the exact same when theyre on though but more of a chance of coming off

[colinj]

Theres 2 types on Ebay some with Stainless Steel Brackets for £60 & some without for £45!!

ebay

Been thinking of getting some for mine

[irish al]

I fitted the £45 ones from ebay on my car.

They didnt make the £60 ones at that time as they are new out.

The £45 ones were a bit of a pain to fit so would recommend the ones with the brackets.

I like them better than the original (any way more expensive) ones cause you can make them

sit a little bit lower on the car, they also sit further up inside the arch.

See Subaru 006 below

[~ ~ Cal ~~]

more details on my flaps here

Worth the money IMHO - it's just justifying them to the lemon curc that's the problem

Cheers

Cal

[Ninja Scoob]

Got the templates for them if you fancy making your own???