Picture request: mud flaps

[kistigun]

So could not find a lot of pictures of a ds3 with oem mud flap. Anyone willing to share their picture? Want to know how they look on my black ds3 before i buy them

[lfcrule1972]

Untitled by lfcrule1972, on Flickr

Hope these give you an idea


Untitled by lfcrule1972, on Flickr

[bluenose62]

Thanks, always wondered what they looked like, I like them

[lfcrule1972]

No worries - I like them too, they look good and finish the car off a bit in my opinion. That said they aren't terribly functional so if you were expecting them to catch all the mud/crap off the roads at this time of year they won't !

I got mine from eBay as they were quite a lot cheaper than the dealer was selling them for If I recall correctly I paid £45ish for the front and back pairs....

[HailVectron]

Is drilling required for fitting these?

[Markymark]

No worries - I like them too, they look good and finish the car off a bit in my opinion. That said they aren't terribly functional so if you were expecting them to catch all the mud/crap off the roads at this time of year they won't !

I got mine from eBay as they were quite a lot cheaper than the dealer was selling them for If I recall correctly I paid £45ish for the front and back pairs....

I'm looking at fitting the team torque steer mud flaps as they seem to offer a bit more protection,has anyone got those fitted? Just wondered what you think of them?or has anyone got an opinion on them?

[Markymark]

Not really about mud flaps but that's some shine in the first pic looks great

[Ragnarok]

I installe them few years ago on my Racing. They look nice, reduce stone hits on the sides. Otherwise they do not keep the shit from flowing from the fender on the sides.
Wider, soft ones would be better protection in mind.

[lfcrule1972]

Not really about mud flaps but that's some shine in the first pic looks great

Thanks - It was cleaned and polished for the FCS at Castle Combe in the summer but I have to be honest and say that Soran enhanced the photo for me

That said if you look at the pics of Wes' DS3 you can see the same shine achieved with hard work and elbow grease !

[lfcrule1972]

Is drilling required for fitting these?

From memory I think I drilled the back ones so that the self tapping screws could screw into the rear bumper, don't remember drilling the front flaps though...

[Markymark]

I installe them few years ago on my Racing. They look nice, reduce stone hits on the sides. Otherwise they do not keep the shit from flowing from the fender on the sides.
Wider, soft ones would be better protection in mind.

Could you have a look at the teamtorquesteer mudflaps & let me know what you think please?

[[OLD]Teamtorquesteer]

Could you have a look at the teamtorquesteer mudflaps & let me know what you think please?

I think theyre great

[lfcrule1972]

Ha ha

[den2712]

Yeah, one hole needs drilling for back ones with wheels off ideally. No drilling for fronts

[Markymark]

I think theyre great

Not biased at all lol on a serious note do you need to drill to fit them?