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I have a 23 Black Diamond non Sasquatch with factory hoop steps..wondering what options I have for mud flaps..any suggestions
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Mud flaps options?
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I put roadblocks, long,not regular,went on fine
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Rok blocks sp
I used BroFlaps (https://www.etsy.com/shop/Broflaps?ref=nla_listing_details) on my BD (also non-sas).
Front install is very straight forward. I highly recommend them, they're very good. Haven't had any issues over the last 14ish months of using them
Rear flaps require drilling which you may not want to do, though.
Front install is very straight forward. I highly recommend them, they're very good. Haven't had any issues over the last 14ish months of using them
Rear flaps require drilling which you may not want to do, though.
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Rok Blox!
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What kind of driving and roads will you do? If you expect to go off-road and reasonably rough sections, then you need mudflaps that will bend or which can be easily removed. I put on rokblokz, which go on and off with thumb screws. Pricey, but for me, worth it. (I drive a SAS and do serious off-roading with obstacles and rock crawling.)
If you bought the Bronco because you like it for its rough-weather street handling, then any good pair will do you. The Mabbet (iAG and others are the same)(go for $90-140, various vendors) are reasonably priced and do the job of protecting your flanks and keeping down spray for the guy behind you. As a matter of fact, I have a complete set of unused Mabbets I'll give you for the cost of shipping from Boston. They're a reasonably easy no-drill installation. Message me if interested.
If you bought the Bronco because you like it for its rough-weather street handling, then any good pair will do you. The Mabbet (iAG and others are the same)(go for $90-140, various vendors) are reasonably priced and do the job of protecting your flanks and keeping down spray for the guy behind you. As a matter of fact, I have a complete set of unused Mabbets I'll give you for the cost of shipping from Boston. They're a reasonably easy no-drill installation. Message me if interested.
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I went with IAG.
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I started with AIG which I really liked on our Wildtrak SAS, however still to many rocks with the Goodyears. Switched to Rok Blox which are really larger than I like however we live on a gravel road.
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I used IAG and rhino step bars. Unless you get mudflaps that hang way down you’re still going to get rocks thrown up on the rockers.
I’m a big fan of the the Mabett ones, going on 18 months now with no issues. They for both Sasquatch and Non Sasquatch versions.
Also have the Ford Accessories Trail Armor to cover the pinch welds and protect the lower area too.
Also have the Ford Accessories Trail Armor to cover the pinch welds and protect the lower area too.
