Mudflaps installed with sliders

Just installed some rock sliders, but I needed to remove the front OEM mudguards, because they were too rigid and would not bend to accommodate the sliders. I'm looking for good mudguards for use on and off road, that are flexible and will work with the sliders. For reference here is a pic of my sliders

 

Look no further:

https://rekgen.com/collections/frontpage/products/gen3-tacoma-mud-flaps-1

 

Rockblokz

 

rekgen, roblox or whatever there called? rally armor. weather tech makes flexible ones I think?

 

Thanks guys. Anyone with personal experience with either of these brands, and can vogue for the reliability/durability?

 

I have rekgen, there firm enough to not flap in the wind but flexible enough to flex over rocks and stuff, haven't had them on for long so ill see about durability in extreme cold considering they are plastic.

 

I like the look of the rekgen and their price. So I'm tending towards them.

 

Look perfect. Anyone running their "lifted" support brackets?? "Mesh brackets"

 

I’m running sliders with Rokblokz XL’s with zero issues. Work great!

 

Ikea cutting boards if you are a cheap mofo. Was a super popular mod in the rally subie crowd before rokblokz and stuff came around.

 

So just a follow up question. Right now I'm at stock height with stock tires, but eventually I will lift and put on larger ties (33in most likely). I am thinking of pulling the trigger on the Off Road XL version of the Rekgen, so that I won't have to be making a second purchase. Would this be an issues with the stock setup?

 

I never found anyone running this set up? I’ve searched a few times but no one with a 33 and Rekgens

 

Thanks for your reply. I ended up buying the normal Rekgens. When I put on 33s I'll cross that road lol

 

Rekgenz look nice. Are they adjustable to account for wheel offset? I got rockblox but am curious if rekgenz have the same feature.

 

I need this!!!

 

Yes there is room to adjust for wheel offset.

 

Are these rigid? I would like some that flap around in the wind!!

 

The rekgen's are firmly flexible, if that makes sense. They won't flap in the wind, but I had one almost double over when I was reversing too close to a curb, and nothing happened to it at all.

 

Rekgen I like them