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Old 01-08-2006, 02:37 PM
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Something I would like to know myself, especially from those in the snow county.
I can say this about the GM front mud flaps, they really don't give good coverage. In city, snowy conditions...note slush...they fail miserably.
The front of my rear fender flare gets packed with about an inch of black snow/salt/etc., and looks like a large pile of s**t hanging from the vehicle.
It appears to me from the online photos, the husky flap may hang lower, and possibly extend out about 3/4 of an inch; if so, this might help to prevent this pile of s**t from piling up on the front of the rear fender flare.
I guess the only way we could really tell is if someone has already driven under these conditions in a city with lots of snow, then replaced the GM flaps with the Husky flaps. This is something I might end up doing anyway, but the price of those Husky flaps ($69.00 front only) seems to be considerable.
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