I obviously haven't got a Range Rover yet, but I have seen a few which I like but they have mud flaps. I know mud flaps are good for keeping the car clean but they're not my thing. I like the car being the way It came with no exterior add ons. If I bought one with them how do you remove them? I heard that to get the front ones on you have to drill into the body, so if I take them off there will be holes? Not sure if I got that correct but I'm wondering if someone can direct me.

Thanks

Last edited by Royle on 29th Dec 2010 1:27am. Edited 1 time in total

yes, to fit front flappies the lower grp panels need to be drilled, either do a swop with another owner off the forum who likes flappies or replace with new and spray.

Rear flappies bolt through the lip so can be removed ok

Vogue wrote:

Rear flappies bolt through the lip so can be removed ok

er, no, having just fitted rear flaps, you have to drill two holes into the side bumper in order to fit them properly. I did a photo how to, it's on here somewhere .
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different to my rear flappies then m8

mine were only fitted through the lip so couldn't be seen - removed - after I had second thoughts that they looked rather spaz

Vogue wrote:

different to my rear flappies then m8

mine were only fitted through the lip so couldn't be seen - removed - after I had second thoughts that they looked rather spaz

I had mine fitted at the dealer when i bought the car, no side bolts. However there are fitting holes and the instructions show the bolts through the side of the bumper. I think the fitter was a lazy He used an axe on my fronts.

 Ian