Rally armour veloster mud flaps

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Caezar

Discussion Starter · Jan 18, 2016

Does anyone know if rally armour mud flaps fit our cars . Even if you have to mod them?
I do need mud flaps lol . Cause where I live there are a ton of farmers so mud and fertilizer is the norm on
Y twisties in the way to and from home . I was going to get stock . But as the did nothing on the ex F5 to stop poop from flying up on the body lol . I'm looking for something bigger and in vogue lol

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honhon

· #2 · Jan 18, 2016

someone on here has them ive seen them in pictures

Caezar

Discussion Starter · #3 · Jan 18, 2016

Hoping he chimes in lol.. I don't want the universal kit because all it is are the uncut flaps . I'd screw that up big time lol

staax

· #4 · Jan 18, 2016

Schizoragriz (close enough

) made custom mudflaps from sparco universal ones.

Here's the thread, I think they look great:

http://www.forteturbo.org/forum/15-kia-forte-turbo-builds/628-custom-mudflap-build.html

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schizorazgriz

· #5 · Jan 19, 2016 (Edited)

staax said:
Schizoragriz (close enough ) made custom mudflaps from sparco universal ones.

Here's the thread, I think they look great:

http://www.forteturbo.org/forum/15-kia-forte-turbo-builds/628-custom-mudflap-build.html

Hey thanks for posting this @staax. They are still holding up great btw!

Just use the stock splash guards as a template of sorts and get a piece of metal you can cut with aviation snips and you have some great looking mudflaps that stand up to heavy snow

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Caezar

Discussion Starter · #6 · Jan 19, 2016

I didn't get the stock mud flaps on mine . lol I grabbed my car straight off the delivery trailer they never had time to add any dealer extras

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04silvy

· #7 · Jan 22, 2016

I just ordered a set of rally armor basics. I'll post up a pic or two when I get them in/on. I have the same problem you do with mud/poop on the road everywhere..lol. I wish I had them on right now with all the salt and snow everywhere.

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schizorazgriz

· #8 · Jan 22, 2016

04silvy said:
I just ordered a set of rally armor basics. I'll post up a pic or two when I get them in/on. I have the same problem you do with mud/poop on the road everywhere..lol. I wish I had them on right now with all the salt and snow everywhere.

They seriously help with the side splash from the snow. Cant wait to. Have anpther mud flap buddy lol

04silvy

· #9 · Jan 22, 2016

schizorazgriz said:
They seriously help with the side splash from the snow. Cant wait to. Have anpther mud flap buddy lol

As a big rally fan I can't wait either. Very surprised the wife went for it (her car after all). She enjoys rally as well though.. we go to a rally America event every year called the 100 acre wood rally....it's coming up in March actually. It will help to have the flaps then as you pretty much "rally" yourself...just getting to the spectator spots...lol.

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schizorazgriz

· #10 · Jan 22, 2016

04silvy said:
As a big rally fan I can't wait either. Very surprised the wife went for it (her car after all). She enjoys rally as well though.. we go to a rally America event every year called the 100 acre wood rally....it's coming up in March actually. It will help to have the flaps then as you pretty much "rally" yourself...just getting to the spectator spots...lol.

Nice. I would like to do the Pikes Peak Hill Climb. It's fully paved now though but man it's a fun drive.

04silvy

· #11 · Jan 25, 2016

Here's a couple pics of the rally armor basics installed. I mounted them pretty much flush with the outside of the fenders and they hang down 3 1/4" all the way around. They are mounted pretty conservative for most that want that "RALLY" look...but they stick out a touch farther than the tires so should keep some of the crap off the sides. Plus it's the wife's ride and she didn't want them sticking out any more. Couple pics...she's dirty as hell...fair warning..lol.

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Forte5

· #12 · Jan 26, 2016

Those look really good! We're they the universals?

04silvy

· #13 · Jan 26, 2016

Yep just the universal basics. Came out pretty nice I think. I think they were $25 shipped though eBay but they were through and actually rally armor distributor. If it was just my car I would have had them sticking out a little further but will help regardless I'm sure.

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CrazyFritter

· #14 · Jan 26, 2016

Do those scrape much or no?

04silvy

· #15 · Jan 26, 2016

They shouldnt... But I Just got them on tonight. They are only hang down 3 1/4" . Maybe on a speed bump or something..lol

Caezar

Discussion Starter · #16 · Jan 26, 2016

They look good . Yeah a bit more out . Not only for looks but for protection

04silvy

· #17 · Jan 26, 2016

Caezar said:
They look good . Yeah a bit more out . Not only for looks but for protection

Ya I agree...it was a no go though. I tried!! Lol. I had them out about 1" ..she said it was too far...then I pushed them in a little more...nope. So I put them flush and she liked it. So that it was. They will stop as much as the stockers do I'm sure..can't verify though as ours didn't come with them.

staax

· #18 · Jan 26, 2016

Looks great, nice work.

Hope they offer as much protection as they do looks!

Forte5

· #19 · Jan 26, 2016

I am ordering them friday! If you have a link to the auction that would be great! I like them how you have them now on the car. I don't want mine sticking out far from the fender

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04silvy

· #20 · Jan 26, 2016 (Edited)

http://m.ebay.com/itm/RALLY-ARMOR-B...RED-LOGO-MF12-BAS-RD-/171486267301?nav=SEARCH
This was the seller...but the price went up $2. They shipped 2day priority though.

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