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Howdy all, hoping someone might have a good set of moulded mudflaps here in oz, so I dont have buy o/seas,, due to the nature of our crappy country roads I have got stone chips from my first outing  :'(

Thanks all

Linton

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Found some at Supercheap that look ok but you have take about three sets out to check out the fitting then take them home and do some cutting to make them fit snug. 8)

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I bought some from MSA and had the sent over. They are specifically designed for the zed fenders and look great. Buying from overseas is quite painless and not that expensive. You have the items in 1-2 weeks.

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hey webmaniac..........I looked on the MSA store site and all they had were rubber front fender flaps. I am looking for some moulded flaps like you find on modern cars. Were the ones you bought moulded?

regards

Mickl

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Mikl

they are there but they are called splash guards not mudflaps,, if you are going to get some let me know I will get a set  as well I will share some of the postage

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Hi Scou

looking at the picture of yours I think there would be a problem with fitting molded mud flaps, your flares follow the arch a fair way down but you might be able to trim the flap around the flare to make it fit

  • 2 months later...
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Hello people

I bought a full set of splashguards from MSA in the States and put them onto my 2+2 recently. They fit the front wheels very nicely as can be seen in the pix. The backs were much more difficult to fit as the moulded shape does not quite fit the nice curve of the rear guard. I tried a bit of minor reshaping which improved them but there is still a 5 mm gap for a distance in the middle of the guard. They still are a vast improvement on the old rubber flaps which I had  onthe rears before and the disgusting bent rubber flaps which came original on the front guards. They don`t quite project as far out from the body as my tyres at the back but I have some widened rims which has caused this. Anyone with std wheels will find the protrusion a better match. Cars with flares will not find them suitable. I found MSA particularly helpful when dealing with them.

Cheers Mickl

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  • 4 months later...
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hi webmanic

Mine were the same as Mikl's had to use black sicaflex to finish off came up great, I replaced both side lower rears due to rust I put it down to that but the photo,s above are axactly the same fit as mine.

so maybe they now use a different supplier??

Linton

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