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to mud flap... 11 years 10 months ago #57556

...or not to mud flap..? that is the question.

Saw a couple of XPG TF's at Bressingham meet few years ago and they looked stunning, but not sure if my TF could work the mud flaps.

Anyone got the mudflaps on a TF/F? What are peoples thoughts?

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Re: to mud flap... 11 years 10 months ago #57560

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I have took me 18 months to decide !!
They are not OEM but I have modified them myself with matching badges to the wheels front and read badges ..
I like them so that's all that counts :whistle:


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Re: to mud flap... 11 years 10 months ago #57562

I bought a set of front ones from the MGCC at £50 to protect the sills owing to the Longbidge paint quality resulting in lots of stone chips. The first set lasted about two months and split from speed humps. I complained to the MGCC as my ZT had flaps from new and were always catching on humps and never broke, they always flexed. The MGCC in fairness replaced them free of charge.

The second set lasted all of a day before splitting on one side when I fitted them just before MGLive. I complained to Portland at MGLive and was told I had probably knocked them on a curb because they just don't break like that, Sir! People talk about Chinese quality, at least Chinese flaps would be a lot cheaper than this British made junk.

I will not be wasting my money on this rubbish again. It's a sports car afterall!

Sorry, rant over, but don't waste your money on new ones.

Edit: Forgot to add that even the clips were incorrectly assembled and the screws on some I have heard rusted! Portland also denied that the clips would be assenbled incorrectly.

Might do what Jan has done, that doesn't look too bad considering the purpose flaps don't exactly match the sill profile properly either.

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Re: to mud flap... 11 years 10 months ago #57564

thanks guys n gals.

The ones I was looking at was the MGCC ones, £100 for the full set, but after such a glowing report I shan't be wasting my time and money :spank:

Nice custom flaps there Softly :beer:
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Re: to mud flap... 11 years 10 months ago #57565

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Martin mine are just normal ones with the MG logo on, off ebay, I added the badges ..
Touch wood they have not split or even moved, and I have to very high speed humps on my road..
I bought 4 as I was going to have the front done as well, but due to the fit we decided against and just did the back ..




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Re: to mud flap... 11 years 10 months ago #57568

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Send me a link Jan I fancy some of these too

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Re: to mud flap... 11 years 10 months ago #57571

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Trying to find it Ben ..

They are no longer listed :nonod:

Remember when I said I had seen my alloys advertised as ltd edition here is another one :-?



MGF Alloy wheel 6.0 x 15in Limited Edition RRC108060MNH
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How do I get the ebay link to work grrrrrrrrrrrrr

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Trying to find it Ben ..

They are no longer listed :nonod:

Remember when I said I had seen my alloys advertised as ltd edition here is another one :-?



MGF Alloy wheel 6.0 x 15in Limited Edition RRC108060MNH
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How do I get the ebay link to work grrrrrrrrrrrrr


Aren't they just normal f vvc wheels....? Like mine?

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Re: to mud flap... 11 years 10 months ago #57579

Keep a lot of mud and stuff of the body-work
I haven’t lost my marbles they are in a bag somewhere
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Re: to mud flap... 11 years 10 months ago #57580

Keep a lot of mud and stuff of the body-work


I agree :) My stupid phone wouldnt let me attach pics (think its work wireless I use really ;P) and I have the same ones as YP :)

Worth the money - not that I paid ;)

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Re: to mud flap... 11 years 10 months ago #57582

Yeah those are the kiddies that i'm looking at. They look great YP.

Might need to try a bit of photoshopping prior to parting with the hard earnt cash
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Re: to mud flap... 11 years 10 months ago #57599

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Personally I wouldn't bother, I don't think they add anything to the looks of the car, but if you really do want some get the set yellow peril has they look ok

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