Damnit, I've had a set I've been waiting to put on for a few weeks, and you beat me to it, lol.
Looks good, more motivation for me to get off my ass and do it.
Rally Armour Mud Flap install
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awesome, I would put a set on my car but no need for a track car. maybe on my buddies ELeave a comment:
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I've been doing it to the past 4-5 e30s that I had, either the front ones, or the back ones
It's really easy and protects the car especially if you have wide wheels
rear

my 318iS has these in the front

another car, another rear set
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heres another pic from the rear. I'll get better pics later.
go wide?
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Hmm I wonder if thats possible with an mtech 2 kit...which model did you buy?Leave a comment:
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Rally Armour Mud Flap install
Well I got tired of having the sides of my car covered in mud so I decided to add some flaps. I purchased 1 set of universal mud flaps from Rally Armour (about $15 plus shipping) and got to work.
The Problem


The Fix
For the front all I did was drill a hole in each flap and then mounted it using the same screws that hold the fender liner in.

For the rear I had to make 2 brackets(just used metal that was laying around the garage that was sturdy enough).


and then your done.... total cost was around $20, the flaps are nice and flexible and conformed to the fender well shape great. After the brackets are made installation probably only takes 30min. The rear has almost 4" of clearance from the ground and the front has a lot less;)
I'll get full car shots later.Tags: None

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