Looking for good mud flaps.

I'm pushing the boundaries of rubbing at this angle, but was not at full compression so there's room.

Need something wider as I installed 1.25 spacers with new 275/65/18 Falken Wildpeaks.

I like the old school thin flexible look. (Kinda like my women).

All suggestions welcome.

 

I yeah front half of vehicles.

 

Wat

 

You need a longer garage. That's a tight fit.
I'll save ya the trouble
That's what she said

 

He like's his women skinny, older and bendy. He's looking for mudflaps because his tires were rubbing on them when he turns the wheel.

I think

not sure what Yeah-ing front of vehicles is but he does that too

Here ya go OP....

https://rokblokz.com/products/toyota-tacoma-mud-flaps-2016

 

Okay, OP fixed the thread title. Just for future readers, original title was "No mud'n rub flaps." So maybe you can understand my confusion.

Also that's pretty sig worthy. I think this guy might be sig gold

 

Sorry all got into the bourbon tonight. No just trying to find a good quality mudflap to keep the rocks and dirt down a little.

I'm 1911 guy personally, never liked Sig's

 

This guy is a legend!

What kind of bourbon?

 

Knob Creek single 51proof

 

Would you say you are "polishing a knob "?

 

Gatorbacks are spendy, but will be the ones I go with when I replace the OEMs.

https://www.sharptruck.com/truck-hardware-gatorback-toyota-custom-fit-mud-flaps

 

Thanks man

 

I have RekGens and their a decent "affordable" option.

 

what are your wheel/tire specs? and any suspension mods at all?

 

I went with rokblokz and had to modify the front mounting setup a bit. I’m not sure I care for the look but got them to keep the rocks down from my negative offset.

 

Your truck looks great! Did you go with 11 or 12 inch?

 

These the oversized?

 

yea I went with the larger size and figured I could trim them if need be. Mainly because my wheels have such negative offset and I wanted to try and get good poke with the flaps to help protect the truck.

 

OEM T4R Pro wheels (17"x7" with +4 offset) Tires are 265/70/17 C-load BFG KO2's.

Suspension "was" 2.5 ADS extended coilovers in the front and the 2.5 ADS standard shocks in the back with an Icon 3-Leaf AAL on the factory leaf pack (no overload). I've since switched the back to the Deaver U402 stage 1 leaf pack on BAMF hangers, as the AAL was starting to sag pretty badly.