Are these easy to fit? Any drilling?
GR Yaris GR Yaris Mudflaps
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Piece of cake. No drilling, don’t even need to jack it up just turn wheel to full lock. 10mm socket and a small screwdriver to ease out the clips.
300 Sparks
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I've finally fitted my flaps
No more crud up the sides hopefully....
No more crud up the sides hopefully....
Nixkf
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@conquest_performance have you any flaps in?
Dav1d
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Please message me too if you have!
Classic white Toyota logo on black flaps looks really nice, that's what I'm planning for mine later this year.
Bat out of Hell
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I'm just going to stay clear of mud.
Dav1d
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Hello, has anybody ordered Mudflaps from MFF directly (conquest don’t have any at the moment from what I can gather) and if so, what were the import costs (and total shipping fees plus Mudflaps all in?). Really keen on getting some due to lack of drilling and saw in the flesh the other day but don’t want to get stung at customs! I asked them directly but they just said it would have to be calculated on arrival plus the calculation websites are a bit tricky to predict with. Thanks in advance
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bicycleshorts
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I'd seen advice on removing arch liners rather than removing the wheels and drilling in situ but not pictures, please see attached.
Take one side off then tape flap to the other side to find best location. Do first side (test fit if you want), then repeat on the other. So much easier to guesstimate when they're next to each other imo.
1 big attachment at the top, 3 at the bottom, a twisty one inside and a small fiddly one on the outer arch.
To remove the clips, from the arch, free the top or bottom and work your way down. It's much easier ln the second side.
Take one side off then tape flap to the other side to find best location. Do first side (test fit if you want), then repeat on the other. So much easier to guesstimate when they're next to each other imo.
1 big attachment at the top, 3 at the bottom, a twisty one inside and a small fiddly one on the outer arch.
To remove the clips, from the arch, free the top or bottom and work your way down. It's much easier ln the second side.
I have them and had them on my recent cars, perfect stuff!Rallyarmor for me … no drilling, no wheel removal and a red logo to match the car
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griff
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Automotive Passion (fronts only) still doing a good job 
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How do they attach on the rear?Rallyarmor for me … no drilling, no wheel removal and a red logo to match the car
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Bat out of Hell
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Hi, very late to the party on this thread, were they easy to fit ?, why did you not fit ones at the rear
Yep, piece of cake. 15 mins, no jacking required.
Didn‘t feel the need for the rear ones and not keen on the look for a road car.
VERY weird question I know, but do you think I would be able to fit these backwards so that the Rallyarmor logo wasn't showing (As in putting the right-side flap on the left-side of the car backwards so the logo was pointing in towards the wheel)? Or is there a difference in finish or other markings that would mean the flaps would look horrible if I did that? TIARallyarmor for me … no drilling, no wheel removal and a red logo to match the car
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The rallyflapz ones can be flipped they’re the same finish both sides
Rallyflapz have the option to purchase without logos so there isn't any necessity to flip them. I'm asking because the Rallyarmor flaps are my preferred option but there isn't a logo-free purchase option
