"£85.,each,Has any one seen them for a better ,lower price... cheers
I will be for the time being ,or get some cheaper ones n a drill n grinder
il make them fit,,,cheers,,,
That's not a bad idea as the mud rolls up on the wheels because it can't escape past the back shields..Just get rid of them, they are more trouble than they're worth!
They trap dirt, stones and all sorts of debris..
That's not a bad idea as the mud rolls up on the wheels because it can't escape past the back shields..
Never been interested in off roading so not qualified to say, but I have had trouble on the road more than once with stones jammed between the disc and the backplate.
I was told that the reason they are there is to deflect water away from the disc, there can be a slight delay in braking response with a lot of water while the pads scrape it off.
Drums were certainly affected by water ingress, they didn't work
Even when they were dry!!?Drums were certainly affected by water ingress, they didn't work
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