Mud Flaps. Are there non OEM Flexible flaps out there?

[Ma\'Deuce]

Hi all. Because of all the talk of breaking the stock mud flaps off because they are somewhat rigid, has anyone found a supplier of rubber flaps?

[fourfourto]

There are a few videos listed here that the factory flaps just bent back.I havent seen any posts of them breaking ?.They do come off easy for major offroading,also you might as well remove steps and the licence plates for hardcore wheelin.

[HummerNewbie]

I don't recall seeing that anyone has broken theirs off, did I miss something?

I know I have seen non oem on Ebay and well as mentioned in thread here. Don't recall who the manufacturer was though.

[fourfourto]

HummerNewbie
Hummer Guru

Beat you again.
GR8 minds think alike.

[DarthKarl]

Originally posted by Ma'Deuce:
Hi all. Because of all the talk of breaking the stock mud flaps off because they are somewhat rigid, has anyone found a supplier of rubber flaps?

There was some guy trying to sell his flexible flaps here awhile back.

http://elcova.com/groupee/forums/a/t...6021009151/p/2

[HummerNewbie]

Originally posted by fourfourto:
HummerNewbie
Hummer Guru

Beat you again.
GR8 minds think alike.

Damn it, again!!!

Your right, anyone that has or does own a 442 must have a great mind

[fourfourto]

[Ma\'Deuce]

thanks for the tips guys. most of the time i'll be on the highway so the mudflaps sound like a good idea. i work with a few guys driving the H3 as company car and all say they wish they had the mudflaps. rooster tail mud all the way to the roof and door handles get caked just going down a dirt road.

[Ma\'Deuce]

Darthkarl, i dig your avitar.

[HummBebe]

Originally posted by Ma'Deuce:
Hi all. Because of all the talk of breaking the stock mud flaps off because they are somewhat rigid, has anyone found a supplier of rubber flaps?

Have not been broken, seriously bent Haha, but not broken.

They come right back.

[DarthKarl]

Originally posted by Ma'Deuce:
Darthkarl, i dig your avitar.

Thanks, me too.

As far as the flaps go, the front huskys do a great job on keeping muck off the side panels and door handles. They help reduce the fender hits, but the fenders will still get plastered (but just not as much).

[primal-hunter]

All of this talk about mudflaps, is missing a major problem, that is that both the factory and the Husky mudflaps do not work!!

I have had both and it is my observation that there is very little reduction. Save your money!!!

[fourfourto]

Im happy with my factory flaps.

[primal-hunter]

Hello fourtofour:

you must be a dealer or someone who is satisfied with a poorly designed product. Or maybe worse you H3 has never been in the mud or snow. You must be another urban pretender who use his H3 to get his morning's coffee.

FORGET THE MUD FLAPS - THEY DO NOT WORK.

[HummBebe]

You goin' to Moab? I should put you on my "bitch slap" I mean "to meet" list.

[fourfourto]

Originally posted by primal-hunter:
Hello fourtofour:

you must be a dealer or someone who is satisfied with a poorly designed product. Or maybe worse you H3 has never been in the mud or snow. You must be another urban pretender who use his H3 to get his morning's coffee.

FORGET THE MUD FLAPS - THEY DO NOT WORK.

The Mud flaps work better than No mud flaps they match plastic and the bend back without breaking.
Go back to the Jeep forums Troll

[fourfourto]

almost forgot


A S S HOLE

[fourfourto]

[NEOCON1]

442

[westhillsat]

I have the factory mud flaps and live in Montana and have been satisfied with them
this winter.