Who's rockin mud flaps?
My review of the ROKBLOKZ flaps brand I found on ebay
Pic of what comes in the package
Flaps, hardware, and step by step instructions
Setup for winter time
Flaps fit very well and material is sturdy, but not too hard or plasticy
Cheaper the Rally Armor flaps
I like the way the look and would buy them again
Pic of what comes in the package
Flaps, hardware, and step by step instructions
Setup for winter time
Flaps fit very well and material is sturdy, but not too hard or plasticy
Cheaper the Rally Armor flaps
I like the way the look and would buy them again
Last edited by shaggy4267; Oct 21, 2012 at 02:31 PM.
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Joined: Jan 2011
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From: Huntsville, Alabama
I love the way evos look with mudguards. I'm in Alabama, so I don't really have to worry about salt. I painted mine red for kicks and giggles, will probably slap some ralliart decals on them to go for a rally theme. I have a couple of kinda sucky pics i can throw up right quick.
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Joined: Dec 2011
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From: Canada
I am rocking the rally armor mud flaps on my X and I think they make the car look wicked, but as stated earlier they are a pain in the butt to install! you definitely need to remove the rims and give yourself more room to work, makes the job so much easier.
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Joined: Jun 2010
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From: Florida
I just bought the ralliart from ebay, after 2 week of lookin into it, i realised that they are the same pad that evobits sell, and same price also, anaway i bought the red 5mm kaylan for a total of 230$ shipped to my house in quebec, they cost a little bit more but here with the -40 the guy on ebay told me to get the 5 mm one, they really much more harder he told me..
Still havent received it yet, it take like 1 week to make em and 2 week with shipping
Still havent received it yet, it take like 1 week to make em and 2 week with shipping
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Joined: Apr 2012
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From: Melbourne, Australia