Need suggestions for mud flaps
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Need suggestions for mud flaps
Hi,
when towing my racecar on a flat bed trailer, with my 93 E250, if I encounter some water/sand/dirt, the car get sprayed with lots of dirt.
Right now I have no mudflaps. I see many pickup trucks pulling RVs that have a wide mudflap under the rear bumper instead of 2 smaller ones at the rear wheels.
Is that big mudflap at the bumper more effective than 2 smaller ones at the wheel?
Any suggestions for a homemade solution??
Thanks.
Oh, and pictures would be nice also.
when towing my racecar on a flat bed trailer, with my 93 E250, if I encounter some water/sand/dirt, the car get sprayed with lots of dirt.
Right now I have no mudflaps. I see many pickup trucks pulling RVs that have a wide mudflap under the rear bumper instead of 2 smaller ones at the rear wheels.
Is that big mudflap at the bumper more effective than 2 smaller ones at the wheel?
Any suggestions for a homemade solution??
Thanks.
Oh, and pictures would be nice also.
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Joined: Feb 2005
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From: Toledo, Ohio
I have used Semi-truck mudflaps cut in half and mounted behind front and rear wheels with hex head screws/washers, right into fender flange.
I used an angle iron bracket to mount inner top edge of rear flaps (through inner fender well)
Front top inside I tied off with stainless wire to support flap.
Don't have any experience with those wide, rear mounted flaps.
John
I used an angle iron bracket to mount inner top edge of rear flaps (through inner fender well)
Front top inside I tied off with stainless wire to support flap.
Don't have any experience with those wide, rear mounted flaps.
John
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