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RON 17 March 2000 11:39 PM

I went to my dealer today for my first service (well not me, the car) and while I was there I bought a set of the cheapie Subaru mudflaps, I have just fitted them and I think they look OK and I'm sure they will be effective, as a sidenote I was told that Subaru have now made a special flap for the Turbo's and they are about £50 a set. has anyone seen them or fitted them on their car??? Oh and by the way the service only cost me £56 with the mudflaps, cheap or what?.
Ron

RON 18 March 2000 04:41 PM

I can't be the only one who lives in the sticks and needs mudflaps, someone must have an opinion.
Ron

swa 18 March 2000 05:40 PM

Ron,

I just ordered some mudflaps too (G. Goode) and I'll be fitting them within a week.
If I remember I'll let you know how I get on.

Swa

D Noble 18 March 2000 08:15 PM

Ron,
mine has the cheapy mudflaps,and i bought them without knowing the cost of the special turbo ones which i think are hideous,and as the cheap ones are fitted higher up they protect the scooped out part of the door bottom it means less cleanin/chip repairs

there hope yer happy now
D

Philip Thurlow 18 March 2000 09:17 PM

yeah keep me posted also - mine are rapidly wearing out - well thats what my dealer keeps on telling me !

RON 19 March 2000 09:55 AM

Phillip
How do you mean wearing out? how can a mudflap wear out , I could understand if they were falling apart cos the fixings onto the metal strip are not all that wonderful.
Ron

Dario 19 March 2000 11:51 AM

Hi Ron,

I had the cheapie Subaru mudflaps fitted and they were Ok - but I got the new Subaru mudflaps (fitted £92.00 for 4 at Intermoto Liverpool and they are not the splash guards)- they fit the side skirts perfectly and stick out quite far- no chips down the side of the car - they are black rigid plastic but do not have the 'Subaru' logo

Regards

Dario

Philip Thurlow 19 March 2000 01:11 PM

the bottom of the mud flaps keep on bottoming out on the road - I live in the middle of the north york moors and there are humps and bumps all over the roads. I have had a bit of a running with my local dealer regarding a noise - they say its the mud flaps but I have taken the mud flaps off and it still makes the noise ! http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/eek.gif
They still rekon its the bl88dy flaps ! aaaaaah http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/confused.gif

WigWam 19 March 2000 04:27 PM

What`s the point of mud flaps? I thought they were the preserve of the Ford Anglia brigade.


aziz 20 March 2000 07:21 AM

SPLASH GUARDS , GGR , WORTH EVERY PENNY...

that's it

MorayMackenzie 20 March 2000 02:19 PM

WigWam,

I appreciate the Anglia comment, http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/smile.gif but...

Hey, have you watched any rallying recently? It's not often that you see a WRC car without mudgards fitted! http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/smile.gif I want to get hold of a set for my car, to help keep it a little cleaner for a little longer between jetwashes.

I (freak of nature, maybe!) enjoy driving country backroads on a fairly regular basis, and these roads tend to have mud and gravel bits here and there, and mudflaps are a good way to keep stuff off the car.

If I wanted a car to look pretty I would have bought a Toyota Supra Twin Turbo and a cheap car for when it rains, lest I get the beast wet or dirty! http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/smile.gif


Cheers

Moray http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/smile.gif
(Closet WRC fan, not Anglia fan! http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/smile.gif )

Showtime 20 March 2000 02:53 PM

anyone know the GGR website address ??


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