GR86 GR86 Toyota Mud Flaps and alternatives
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I've put my OEM ones up on the marketplace if anyone's interested.
https://www.gr-zoo.com/threads/oem-mudguards.5380/
https://www.gr-zoo.com/threads/oem-mudguards.5380/
Try living very rurally, they are needed in some places!
I wouldn't run it all the time but these cars have a strange appeal when kitted out for rougher stuff, it does suit it (kind of the way that a Dakar 911 doesn't look out of place), it looks purposeful. Mine won't see winter this year but next year I'm toying with fitting some chunky mudguards purely for winter and a set of 17" Sparco Terras.
Initial-G
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Me too. Told by TOL and Inchcape Derby they’re on back order, now due 24th Jan. Thats after previously saying 2 December and before that 12 Nov. They’re getting slower every time there’s an update!
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My OE ones delivered today from Fish bros a few days earlier than expected 
I think they perform really well and suit the car tbh.My OE ones delivered today from Fish bros a few days earlier than expected
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Me too and not a massive ballache to fit either...
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sbc_uk
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Do it!
Your picture has helped sway me towards fitting…does anything need cutting/altering, or is it fully reversible?
sbc_uk
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In all honesty my dealer fitted mine so I'm not sure. There are many YT vids online that show the process if you hit search. Seems (I say seems) to screw into existing fittings. But if you might reverse the process best check.
Anyhoo I'm very happy with the look. I have loads of photos that helped me decide if you want any. DM me and I'll happy share on WhatsApp
midlife_sportscar
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There's a couple of holes to drill (into plastics) but that's it.In all honesty my dealer fitted mine so I'm not sure. There are many YT vids online that show the process if you hit search. Seems (I say seems) to screw into existing fittings. But if you might reverse the process best check.
Anyhoo I'm very happy with the look. I have loads of photos that helped me decide if you want any. DM me and I'll happy share on WhatsApp
I've got a set waiting to go on when I find the time.
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midlife_sportscar
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You could potentially just use 3m tape for those particular fixings - the others pick up on existing mounting points so they would never fall off even if the tape gave up.
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It’s not totally reversible as you drill holes in the wheel arch but I guess you could fit the retaining clips in isolation if you wanted to remove the flaps themselves
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Really easy to do as all the holes are in plastic
My mate who works for Steven Eagell managed to get me a set of Toyota flaps from their stock. They only had one set left. Used his discount too so saved £20.
