Mud Flaps

[TheGreatAndPowerfulOz]

Those are same ones I got, when did ya order yours and do ya know when you'll get them? I ordered mine end of sept and I'm still waiting on them.

I ordered mine on Oct 11th and it said it can take up to a month to arrive. Estimated delivery is supposed to be Oct 22nd - 31st, but may be as late as mid Nov. In my past experience, free shipping from Hong Kong has never been very fast. Just semi-forget about them and let them be a nice surprise when they arrive.

 

[Bogus]

Don't listen to any of these guys! Get the Rally Armour ones! They're the best!

 

[Foxbox]

Don't listen to any of these guys! Get the Rally Armour ones! They're the best!

Ding ding ding, we have a winner.

Rally Armor > all else

 

[nocoolnames]

Okay got eBay ones, took a month, has no directions or hardware and holes are in wrong spots. Time to break out the drill and save my 19 bucks.

 

[$ub$onic]

I got the china ones and had to problems

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[key1cc]

I went with these Splashguards and Automotive Accessories from RoadSport, a TS16949 Automotive Aftermarket Company

and they fit/look great. Unfortunately They only have the front set for the Sonic (Pro-Fit Splash Guards).

I will select from the universal ones on the same site to get the rear. You can even get them with Chevy emblem, RS emblem, or Turbo emblem from what I can tell.

I ordered through JCWhitney.com and paid $16.58

Key1

 

[key1cc]

After a closer look. I only like the Pro-Fit style because they wrap around the "wheel-well" a little rather than just hang flat. I will call them tomorrow and ask which of their 7 "Pro-Fit" sizes do they reccomend for the sonic rear.
Key1

 

[Foxbox]

I just received my Rally Armor flaps yesterday. I opted for the cheap $16 ones, they'll do for now. I'll prolly pick up some of their nicer material flaps down the road.

 

[Bogus]

I just received my Rally Armor flaps yesterday. I opted for the cheap $16 ones, they'll do for now. I'll prolly pick up some of their nicer material flaps down the road.

Good choice. I don't see why anyone would pay over 100 bucks for mudflaps.

 

[Foxbox]

Good choice. I don't see why anyone would pay over 100 bucks for mudflaps.

Quality materials.

Rally Armor's high end flaps are in the $100s. They're prolly well worth it. I'd imagine they offer great protection and will last an extremely long time.

 

[Bogus]

What do they have over the $16 ones though? besides different material? Mine seem to be holding up just fine.

 

[Foxbox]

I'm not gonna type out all the reasons why some of their flaps are better than others while on my phone.

To be brief, there are many factors that go into deciding which flap to choose. What kind of weather will they encounter, is your car lowered, & how much protection do you want are all factors.

Here's Rally Armor's FAQ on their flaps.
http://www.rallyarmor.com/store/mudflap_faq.php

I'm sure yours are holding up fine and doing a good job. In some applications they won't do as good a job as their higher end mud flaps.

 

[CoHPhasor]

Looks way too utilitarian for me.
If I actually rallied, it'd be a different story.

 

[$ub$onic]

I always wanted to make a rally truck

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[Bogus]

I always wanted to make a rally truck

Rally Ford Excursion.

 

[$ub$onic]

Yes epic

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[AustinK]

Im gonna chime in in and vote up the sparco mud flaps.. they require trimming but there completely customizable to your needs... I got my from rallysportdriect.com

 

[Bogus]

Im gonna chime in in and vote up the sparco mud flaps.. they require trimming but there completely customizable to your needs... I got my from rallysportdriect.com

But I like how my Rally Armors are so wide! lol

 

[Foxbox]

Im gonna chime in in and vote up the sparco mud flaps.. they require trimming but there completely customizable to your needs... I got my from rallysportdriect.com

If I'm not mistaken they don't offer them in black.

 

[TheGreatAndPowerfulOz]

My new eBay splash guards arrived from Hong Kong today!

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Front:

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Rear

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Mounting hardware

Holding them in place, they look to be an exact fit to the car and should only take a few minutes each to install with no modifications.

I think I will go to the hardware store and get stainless steel mounting hardware as the screws in the bag look as if they may already be starting to rust. Better to have new stainless than use those and have the screws rust off in a couple years!


Cliff