pics of your mud flaps
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Stock flaps with landscape edging around flares
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Year: 1999
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Never saw an XJ with any on it other than stock with small tires. I had them on my 1 Ton 4x4 trucks and all they were good for were getting torn off when you were off road or checking cattle.
About as worthless as **** on a boar hog, unless all you do is highway driving on smooth roads.
About as worthless as **** on a boar hog, unless all you do is highway driving on smooth roads.
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^ For me, the flaps keep salt-spray, saltwater and sand off the chassis, sliders and rockers. If I was riding trails or rocks than they could get in the way.
The stock ones are easily removable.
The stock ones are easily removable.
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I was actually considering mud flaps for salt spray, too! I may end up just getting the jeep washed periodically throughout the winter
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Edit: on cut fenders, that is. Idk about on stock fenders
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OK peanut gallery (JJ), the edging helps keep off the super corrosive sand and salt-spray.Tires stick out so needed to cover them.
I learned this the hard way, my last rig totally rotted out from it.
4 years ago when I built my rig I did not know any better, and flat flares were not on the market yet. If I could do it again, it would get flat flares and 2" OME lift.
Running the beach at 30-50 mph I use all 6" of up-travel.
I learned this the hard way, my last rig totally rotted out from it.
4 years ago when I built my rig I did not know any better, and flat flares were not on the market yet. If I could do it again, it would get flat flares and 2" OME lift.
Running the beach at 30-50 mph I use all 6" of up-travel.
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I made some quick disconnect flaps using some generic rubber flaps and some 1x1 square stock and a pin. It's nice to be able to take them off quickly because they can get pulled off in the rocks. I bolted them to the front of the rear "frame" crossmember. It's a lot easier to do if youve done the cut'n'fold but I'm sure you could find a way without doing it.
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