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Rear Mud Flaps Factory Look from other car.

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miguelmcv

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I just want to post some pics of some mud flaps that I found on another car.
I install them with almost no modification and it came up with a factory look.
Here are some pics.:hellyeah:

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The mud flaps came from a Subaru Legacy, I just didn't check what year it came from.:banghead:

I got so exited and didn't pay attention on the year of the car.:toobad:

I will look for the car and post the infor here.
 

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Not bad, they just seem to be at an odd angle. They may look better, although smaller, if you trim them where there appears to be a pretty good line in them.
 
Badass..I love mudflaps..especially the OEM ones..But if you cant find any..This thread is for you.

What car did these come from?

They came out from a Subaru Legacy, I'm not sure about the year but, it looks like a 1995, It looks like a sport car with 4 doors, I checked with legacy station wagon, they looks alike but they are not the same, so Just look for the sport cars.

They do sit at kind of an odd angle, but not bad.

Yes, they do sit kind of an angle, I did that on purpose because I was so freaking out about all the mud on the back of my car, I did it like that to cover the complete tire which they are kind of sticking out.

Sitting them in the right angle will look very good, but I just didn''t want to take a risk to redo them.

However, If they clear all the mad, I might redo them and make them sit on the right angle.

But my concern was not the angle, But the look of Factory design.
The peace has the exact same shape of the bumper, so you don't have to do almost nothing to make it fit, All what I did was once I bolt it ON, I heat it a little with a heat dryer to get it sit better,.

You don't need to heat it, but I am so picky and did it for my peace of mind.:cool:

Our Factory Mud Flaps are discontinue, so we can no longer order them, so this is a good source for all of us looking for OEM look.
 
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