Mud flaps options?

[CarGuy]

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.

I second that. I have them with the removable extension. They are very good. I have a WT.

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[JL8jeff]

Were your hoop steps pretty easy to install?

My truck came from the factory with the hoop steps so I didn't install them. I do like them since I'm 5'6" it helps stepping up into the truck.

 

[Gary]

My truck came from the factory with the hoop steps so I didn't install them. I do like them since I'm 5'6" it helps stepping up into the truck.

They look pretty cool. I might pull the trigger.

 

[Nomadic]

I went with the IAG mini's on the front that mount to the rock rail. Nothing on the rear. They seem to work pretty well for their size.

 

[SROC3]

I've had the Mabett flaps (I believe the same as IAG, but I have both front and rear) for almost a year now.....done some crazy rock crawling, mud, deep snow....etc....they work FANTASTIC. Just install the Aluminum bolts they come with (comes with black powder coated ones too and now mine are all rusted, ugh). unlike most of my bronco buddies - I NEVER have crazy mud or rain streaks on my side doors......ever. PLUS - they help so much with the rocks getting spit up from the trail too

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