How low does your mudflap go? :)

[great white]

Well, how low?

Mine are a semi mudflap cut in half and hangs 3" off the ground:

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Goes right up into the wheel well for maximum protection:

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Tested 'em by hammering some puddles and a few muddy spots and not a lick hit the bodywork or underbelly behind the flaps. It's a pavement pounder/trailer hauler so that's good enuff!

Best 20 bucks I ever spent for mudflaps.

Currently working on rear flaps of the same type but they'll be 4-6" off the ground.

Most things you read say 6" off the ground for the front so they don't catch when backing up, but that's just not enough coverage for me.

Also working on flap weights and a small cable to prevent them from swinging forward and getting into the tire. Fabbing up my own weights and doing a little custom bracket deal to hold the cables plus hold a little bit of extra protection for the underside of the rockers. Anti-sail brackets aren't what I'm looking for and wouldn't fit my cut flaps anyways.

So what are you running?

 

[sewlow]

No flaps, here. Truck's too low to see the chips anyhow! Lol!

 

[95C1500]

I'll go measure mine

 

[benz88]

Im not running any, Ive got some OEM molded ones that Im going to put on in the fall. Otherwise Im good in the summer.

 

[tailpipe51]

i used to hve some napa dually mudflaps that i trimmed to fit in my wheel well and the were about a inch from the ground i could sometimes see them scrape the ground i have recently removed them lol might get some CAT ones

 

[4thesporty]

I seem to remember you made/modified a mud flap for the receiver hitch to keep the rocks off your travel trailer when towing. Will these interfere with that?

I really need to find or make one of those for my truck. Even with the "fake" diamond plate rock guard on the trailer I still see small scratches/chips on the front and it's only a year old!

 

[95C1500]

someone sells one. I forget who s

 

[1997chevydriver]

I seem to remember you made/modified a mud flap for the receiver hitch to keep the rocks off your travel trailer when towing. Will these interfere with that?

I really need to find or make one of those for my truck. Even with the "fake" diamond plate rock guard on the trailer I still see small scratches/chips on the front and it's only a year old!

I would just make one. Seems simple to make

 

[Half Assed]

Don't make them too low then you risk ripping them off backing up over things.

 

[great white]

Don't make them too low then you risk ripping them off backing up over things.

Thats what the cables are for, to prevent the flaps going forward and getting pinched between the tire and an object.

I don't back up over things anyways. Only concern is deep snow.