Mudflaps

Mr S1

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• Jan 16, 2016

• #1

Bought a set of genuine Land Rover rear mudflaps, which have holes pre-drilled to bolt them to. Came from MJ Fews., in Landy sealed bags etc but no nuts, bolts etc. Now, my rear crossmember doesn't have any holes, and having to drill through sold steel a) doesn't appeal and b) should;t be necessary (?)

Or am I missing something ?

 

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lynall

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• Jan 16, 2016

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Brackets, see ebay you can get galved ones.
I think you still have to drill crossmember?

 

mikescuba

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• Jan 16, 2016

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My mudflaps are LR ones. I already had the brackets from the previous set which perished. I have brackets something like below.
http://www.paddockspares.com/cat500360pma-rh-mudflap-bracket-110-hi-cap-only.html

Don't know if that helps?

 

Mr S1

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• Jan 16, 2016

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I really don't want to have to drill a bloody crossmember....those brackets could work....cheers !

 

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lynall

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• Jan 16, 2016

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Different models have different brackets, Im sure they can be made to fit possibly?
If you look at 90/110/defenders running about you will notice some have the flap set inboard ie closer to the tyre, others like mine have the flap level with the back face of the crossmember.