bobzemuda

I have a 2000 with the wider limited style flares. As such, I can't find any mudflaps that really look right for my front tires.

I notice that the thinner black flares however have factory mudguards that go with them.

That said, with my TJM I've been thinking the thinner black flares might look nice, and was wondering if anyone knew whether or not they bolted on the same way?

Then again, this could cost more than I want to spend on something so cosmetic, and it could just stay the same.

Bill

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

Limited Flares fasten through the sheet metal in the rear panels and in the rear doors and the HOLES would not be covered by the SR5 matte type flares. I'm afraid you are stuck with what you got unless you want to do some body work.

Mudguards for limited flares, I have no idea, but I would think they would have something, but you might have to paint it to match.

bobzemuda

You're my answer man today aren't you waskillywabbit?

Good thing I like to look at your avatar.

Bill

DSP

I AM still looking for a black sr5 fender flare to replace the one that elk ripped off when he jumped into my rig...

I only need the rear left passenger side flare but will be willing to purchase a set if the $$$ is right.

Anyone?

They get $120 unpainted at my stealership.:wtf:

No luck on Ebay either...

Come on YotaTech

-Dave

gn86r

i was wondering if you could try just using the balck rubber mudguards off the rear and trim them up a bit and use some self-tapping screws into the fender flare.

Jonathan

I think a lot of guys are using mudguards from Tacomas and mounting them in the front using the factory holes for the fender flares. I'm not sure about this, but I think that's what they are doing.