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Shorty mud flaps?
does anyone make them?? I dont like the plain black rubber ones. I also tried the hard abs plastic kind and didnt work for me. so last step is shorty ones that stick down maybe a few inches...maybe 6" or so?
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Look at some big truck stores, that's where I find them at.
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i've considered doing this very same thing, however at the bottom of the flaps, i'm going to bolt diamond plate to the bottom
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i always cut the rubber ones down
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what about mine..... you don't like the custom ones?
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Why can't you just cut the rubber ones down to the size you like and then just bolt a lip on there with diamond plate or something else? Then paint the lip to match the rubber?
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oh boy I stirred it up!!! like I said...not a fan of the rubber style mud flaps...Id rather have no flaps. i was looking for something mor elike
here are the Husky abs ones which look good in some cases..they were just a little too long for me CLICK HERE I wanted to see what maybe a size like this would look like..maybe a tad bigger |
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hey Pain, that's what i want to do
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Seems like a reasonable idea if that is the route you want to go. Alot better than dishing out cash for something your not going to be satisfied with. |
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right pain, this toolbox has been in the back of the truck for 5 years now and both the latches are broken, so i figured i might as well clean up the diamond plate and make some cheap mudflaps out of them.
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