Lol didn't save it bud found picture on google

You can buy subtle mudflaps why people get cat flaps instead is anyone's guess there chav big time

 

Not the best pic to show the flaps but they aren't floor draggers / tarmac cleaners, they serve a purpose and that's to stop the car from being covered in road crap thus saving me cleaning time.

 

Are the last two pics performance creations mini flaps by any chance guys?

If so a set of those will do me fine

 

The last two are our FIA compliant 4mm polyurethane mudflap kit.

 

Tempted to get some flaps for my wrx after spending ages removing road crap from the lower halves of the doors on Friday. Don't want floor draggers so I'm tempted by the rallytech ones. £80 though!

 

Hi mate, yes our flaps seem expensive but aren't really.....

Rallytech flaps, around 95 GBP (shipping included), 4mm FIA compliant, powdercoated aluminum mounting brackets, all stainless hardware, two sets of mounting holes to raise/lower 30mm

Rallyarmor, same price, 3mm thickness (not FIA), no mounting brackets.

UK brands (performance creations, scoobyworld) around 125-140 GBP, 3mm thickness (not FIA), not sure about the brackets or hardware.......

 

The rallytech ones are by far the best I've seen. The term "you get what you pay for" has never sounded so right.
Very happy with mine.

 

Horses for courses ..... I drive a lot on dirt tracks and forest roads so flaps and standard height suspension are fine for me. Flaps are designed to do a job, if you need that job doing then fit flaps.....simples

 

Yea sorry, In my view fanny flaps look chivvy

I don't really have a problem with stone chips in an area fanny flaps would help with. I do have some nasty stone chips on my bonnet...but I'm not going to get a chavvy bonnet bra!

 

Glad you like them mate

 

Oh I don't doubt that they are worth it. It's just justifying the amount on mud colllecters!

 

Anything that drags along the ground or almost drags along the ground is chav.

Most probably fitted to cars with Lexus rear lights and Baileys dumbvalves TBH.

 

I rather like my flaps

 

 

I don't think there chavvy at all, in my opinion they transform the look of a classic.

 

Mini flaps

 

Not my cup of tea at all how do they add too the look of the car, mudflaps are ugly if anything I'd want subtle

 

Everyone to there own, now looking at the troopers I do like the look of the smaller ones he's got on.

 

I'll get a better picture after tea

 

Mini-flaps.

 

Yea they nice and subtle arnt they, I can't believe how much I liked my mud flaps until this post, sat here not so happy now I'm looking deeper at the situation, lol. Going to delete my account. (only joking) there staying on anyway, for now......

 

Sorry, where can the mini flaps be purchased from?

 

Do my eyeseth deceive me? Is that a 22b?

 

http://www.performancecreations.co.u...range-52-c.asp

 

Granddads normally specify mudflaps for their Hondas lol

If I drove a muddy rally stage everyday then fair enough I'd get them, but as I don't I won't. I don't really like the look if them either, but each to their own....

 

Aye but the roads in and out of my village are like a muddy rally stage more often than not

 

Well . . . Bit the bullet and got myself some cheapo universal rally flaps (in black)
Found a template for the STI/pro drive flaps off of another subaru forum to trim them to shape, and some pro drive stickers off of the bay

I think it looks ok, the missus isn't too sure, but if it helps the paintwork out I don't care!

 

You own an Impreza, might as well embrace the lifestyle

 

not sure about mud flaps protecting the car from stone chips, its every other bugger on the road showering the car in shizz you really need to worry about.

I see too many saxo's with massive mud flaps on to ever consider it an option. Might just stick to fake roof vents and tip-ex on my tyres.

 

For me it draws attention to your mud flaps being white and so big, which for me draws away from the car, personally i have no mudflaps and wash car regularly