Went old school with the mud flaps
#22
Got em. Love em. Not waded deep enough to rip them off but if I do, I’ll mark that down as a badge of honor. Went light off roading in lots of muddy tracks. That night it poured. Here’s what it looked like in am.
Very likely to do the white highlights now that I see them and like it.
Very likely to do the white highlights now that I see them and like it.
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Ace7711 (08-24-2021)
#24
Yes, @_Allegedly it is the X-Dynamic HSE. They look very nice, but I’m likely to black it out when I pull them off to install the winch/rear ladder. If you like it, you will love it.
Before too much mud…
Before too much mud…
Last edited by GrouseK9; 08-20-2021 at 09:27 PM.
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_Allegedly (08-21-2021)
#25
Yes, @_Allegedly it is the X-Dynamic HSE. They look very nice, but I’m likely to black it out when I pull them off to install the winch/rear ladder. If you like it, you will love it.
Before too much mud…
Before too much mud…
Those classic flaps look pretty good though.
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GrouseK9 (08-21-2021)
#26
My right front Classic is half-ripped off — hanging by one fastener. And all I’ve done at this point is a tiny bit of soupy mud near our mountain cabin. I knew these wouldn’t be long for this world when I started in amongst the rocks this fall, but didn’t think a little mud hole would do them in!
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GrouseK9 (08-22-2021)
#29
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My Defender can't arrive soon enough. My current ride is less than noteworthy. Up in Mt. Baker area or the past few days. A forest road got a bit too gnarly for my 2WD ride. 10ply or bust here I reckon.
Which forum BTW?
Quit while I was ahead 2 miles shy of the trailhead. TFL woes to be avoided with no spare.
Check out that departure angle and beefy sidewall
She's on her way. Go n'eirí an bothar leí!
Sorry for hijacking the thread BTW.
Last edited by GavinC; 08-23-2021 at 10:38 PM.