Favorite mud flaps?
12-15-2017, 02:37 PM
#51
Senior Member
Between the big popular 3 for mudflaps... I wonder which one has the better coverage-more deflective coverage. The weather techs look like they would have gave kleps good coverage if they would've fit right with the molding.
Between the 3 which one is more flexible, a little more rubbery vs stiffer plastic? If they are anything like their floormats, I'm guessing the Huskies use a more flexible material in their mudflaps... ?
Between the 3 which one is more flexible, a little more rubbery vs stiffer plastic? If they are anything like their floormats, I'm guessing the Huskies use a more flexible material in their mudflaps... ?
Now their traditional “universal” kind might be a little more flexible. All 3 brands’ molded models are short on coverage compared to traditional rectangular long mud flaps (with a stainless weight at the bottom), like the Gatorbacks that Ford sells. Ford’s OEM molded one’s are the shortest.
Last edited by nubbins_; 12-15-2017 at 02:39 PM.
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CeeDee (12-17-2017)
12-15-2017, 02:53 PM
#52
The WT asks that you specify with or without too but I don't think they make one for that molding...that's why Midwest wanted pics and called WT they wanted to make sure the mudflaps were the right ones....I bought the truck used and that's how it was...I never really noticed it was different till I went to put the mudflaps on
01-11-2018, 09:36 PM
#53
Senior Member
Yea they do...can't understand why a lot guys wanna switch to all black wheels and rims looks so plain to me.....I guess I'm just too old school...I grew up in the era when cars had raised white letter tires, chrome rims and chrome trim down the sides around the windows down the hood and they looked good...
I see too many vehicles where they have nice looking wheels and Plasti-Dip them!
