Interested in inexpensive mud flaps?
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the artist formerly known as mcdrama
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Interested in inexpensive mud flaps?
I am going to build a set for my 04 WRX and am wondering if anyone would be interested in buying a set?
I am estimating the cost will be around $50 a set if I buy everything in bulk and make 3 or 4 sets.
I am trying to find blue material, but most likely the flaps will be black, and stainless steal brackets.
I am estimating the cost will be around $50 a set if I buy everything in bulk and make 3 or 4 sets.
I am trying to find blue material, but most likely the flaps will be black, and stainless steal brackets.
Originally Posted by mcdrama
I am going to build a set for my 04 WRX and am wondering if anyone would be interested in buying a set?
I am estimating the cost will be around $50 a set if I buy everything in bulk and make 3 or 4 sets.
I am trying to find blue material, but most likely the flaps will be black, and stainless steal brackets.
I am estimating the cost will be around $50 a set if I buy everything in bulk and make 3 or 4 sets.
I am trying to find blue material, but most likely the flaps will be black, and stainless steal brackets.
I'd be down for a set Matt.
It'd be great if blue material was available. What type of flap material are you lookin' to use? I'd only be concerned about the material curling up at the corners after a few weeks.
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Originally Posted by 1badrex
I'd be down for a set Matt.
It'd be great if blue material was available. What type of flap material are you lookin' to use? I'd only be concerned about the material curling up at the corners after a few weeks.
It'd be great if blue material was available. What type of flap material are you lookin' to use? I'd only be concerned about the material curling up at the corners after a few weeks.

I have to go by TAP plastics to look at the materials they have.
I know they have HDPE in blue which might work, but not sure how flexible it is.
is there any benefit to make own mudflaps comparing to [for example] rally aromor ones besides the cost?
http://www.rallyarmor.com/mudflaps/w..._mudflaps.html
http://www.rallyarmor.com/mudflaps/w..._mudflaps.html
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Originally Posted by kurohyou
is there any benefit to make own mudflaps comparing to [for example] rally aromor ones besides the cost?
http://www.rallyarmor.com/mudflaps/w..._mudflaps.html
http://www.rallyarmor.com/mudflaps/w..._mudflaps.html
let me know how yours is goin, im making my own set aswell. its tougher than i thought it would be...
HERES MINE:
http://bbs.legacycentral.org/viewtopic.php?t=23990
HERES MINE:
http://bbs.legacycentral.org/viewtopic.php?t=23990
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Originally Posted by ucbsti
You might also want to check with Port Plastics Inc in Sunnyvale
I use them for the plastics I need at work
I use them for the plastics I need at work
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