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Mudflaps - yay or nay

Are mud flaps a good idea

  • Yay

    Votes: 95 62.9%
  • Nay

    Votes: 56 37.1%

  • Total voters
    151
Great. Didn't know there was an "N" logo variant. Must have missed that. That would be the ones I would go for now seeing them. I had thought about the "RalkyFlapz" logo in red but think that might be too much for a road car.
Yeah. So get 'em on so I can see what they look like fitted.
 
I think they added it recently. I already ordered the N version. Hoping for some bhp improvements like with m badge in Bmws :)
 
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I think the RallyFlapz standards look great and will be fitting some to my vehicle as soon as I can even if it's just of the winter.

https://www.rallyflapz.co.uk/i30n-2017--black-mudflaps-rallyflapz-logo-red-3598-p.asp

for example.
I think they added it recently. I already ordered the N version. Hoping for some bhp improvements like with m badge in Bmws :)
Looked on their website, can only find them with the H logo on and not the N, am I missing something on the ordering process?.
 
for me personally a huge nay. makes a car look like a truck
 
@dowa1 Well I got you, but if even in city driving my doors are well covered in dirt I think this is necessary evil.

If I go highway driving with anything but dry weather my doors have shit all over them. Moreover there is paint damage problem.

I remember one episode of Top Gear in which golden trio did drag race in Spain on abandoned aristrip. Their wheel arches were EATEN by the little stones. I don't want to drive through rural area with dirty asfalt to find my doors all in dings from road debries.
 
Good news on easy to fit, what was involved? How do they attach?

From what I'v read, you unscrew originial screws holding wheel arches, clean everything, put mudflaps so that holes allign with original holes and screw everything together. I hope I will receive my set at the end of this week so I might post something during the next weekend
 
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Anyone got a picture of these fitted to a Polar White I30 N ?

I've used both the RallyFlaps and then the Rally Armour ones on the two Ford Focus ST's that I had previously. Must admit that I found the Rally Armour ones had a much better fitting kit but were VERY expensive (mine had the Mountune logo on them).
 
From what I'v read, you unscrew originial screws holding wheel arches, clean everything, put mudflaps so that holes allign with original holes and screw everything together. I hope I will receive my set at the end of this week so I might post something during the next weekend

Cheers. Main thing I want to know is do you have to remove the back wheels or jack up the car to get the rear ones on?