Thread: D4 Mudflaps

Originally Posted by Russrobe

Scott if you still have them do you mind reposting those photos you took?
All the links are now broken. Have found this on a lot of old photos lately.

It's a problem with all photos in the AULRO Gallery from before it changed to https that's still being worked on.
Apparently they'll return once an issue with Tapatalk is fixed.

But here's a few of them anyway .... (won't work on Tapatalk, should be ok on main site)










Cheers,
Scott

I do like the look of the genuine LR flaps. Logo to be seen for all those green with envy followers.....
Fronts don't need to be fancy so it'll be the homemade or D1/2s for them.
Now all I need is more money....... maybe the Cook will go back to work.
AlanH.

Originally Posted by ATH

I do like the look of the genuine LR flaps. Logo to be seen for all those green with envy followers.....
Fronts don't need to be fancy so it'll be the homemade or D1/2s for them.
Now all I need is more money....... maybe the Cook will go back to work.
AlanH.

60 bucks each from Southerns.

D1 fronts were $40 delivered

1 job down. Now just to fit the cb, 2 aerials and run cables.

I just had to get a wheel alignment because my castor was out that badly the RF had already knocked out the plastic clips where the screws had to go!!!

All good now =) Thank god I got that done, was toeing in 10mm!

Used some of these big flat washers.



Dodgy temporary fix for the inner guard behind the bull bar. Don't know what to do with that. Maybe just a big lump of silicon

Originally Posted by Russrobe

60 bucks each from Southerns.

I want some. What exactly should I be asking Southern for - is it Defender 90 TD5 rear mud flaps?

Originally Posted by Russrobe

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Dodgy temporary fix for the inner guard behind the bull bar. Don't know what to do with that. Maybe just a big lump of silicon

I used Sika - Body Panel Adhesive and pulled flush against protection plate. Neat and hasn't budged, but I have drilled a couple of holes in the back lip of the plate and will fit the white plastic clips from the OEM front bumper over the inner guard and screw through to them. I'll try find a pic of those white screw clips.

Originally Posted by Ferret

I want some. What exactly should I be asking Southern for - is it Defender 90 TD5 rear mud flaps?

I ended up with 2 of the same ones
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Below is what other people have used:
"I ordered them from Rimmer Bros UK, part numbers as follows:
LR055332
CAT500450PMA"

I have 2 x LR055332 which fits both sides, you just have to make a cut out for the exhaust with a good pair of side cutters. Think they were around $70ea inc gst

Fronts look for Discovery 1 mud flaps, $40

Hope they last a while!

Originally Posted by Mungus

I used Sika - Body Panel Adhesive and pulled flush against protection plate. Neat and hasn't budged, but I have drilled a couple of holes in the back lip of the plate and will fit the white plastic clips from the OEM front bumper over the inner guard and screw through to them. I'll try find a pic of those white screw clips.

Hmm, I kind of need that gap that's all as if you push it flush with the steel plate, the guard goes out of it's original shape on mine and the tyres rub.

That solid mass in there atm is actually Paint Shield lol Sets like a rock again after removing, can see how it stops pin stripes.

Might need a bit more trimmed off? Mine sits flush without distortion. Took a couple of attempts to get the trimming right though.