Installing a Solid Rear Mud Flap
What is the best way to install a solid rear mud flap. Should it be bolted so it does not swing or should it be install on chains where it can swing? Thanks for any and all comments
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They do work if mounted at the proper height. I have flaps on the ties as well as a full width flap and have never once found any rock marks ON the car.
One thing to note is that there is the occasional raised driveway that will drop the tires down faster than the flap can bend back and you will drop the entire weight of the coach on it. Not a problem unless you have a fancy polished plate on it.mit also needs to be link mounted so it can swing out of the way if possible.
One thing to note is that there is the occasional raised driveway that will drop the tires down faster than the flap can bend back and you will drop the entire weight of the coach on it. Not a problem unless you have a fancy polished plate on it.mit also needs to be link mounted so it can swing out of the way if possible.
