I just got the rear marlin crawler bumper for my 4runner. Does anybody have mudflaps rigged to it somehow? When I drive through slush and stnow there is alot of spray behind me and since the stock mud flaps are attached to the original bumper i am looking for ideas on how to attach them to the new bumper.

 

i got some at autozone for a few bucks,cut them to size, drilled some holes in them and zip tie them to the side support behind the wheels for inspection...then go home and cut them off

 

do we need them in mass to pass? i just wanted them to cut down on spraying out the back.

 

it depends on; who's doing the inspection, how high the truck is,how big the tires are

 

a cheaper way to do it would be to find some big chunks from big rig mudflaps on the side of the highway, spray them down and cut to size, and zip tie

 

Yeah that would definitely be cheaper but that might take a while. Do you really see that many big rig mudflaps on the highway? I always see big rig tire treads all over the highway but not not mudflaps. Plus that might be a little dangerous ..............How did billy die? He ran across the highway to get a mud flap and got................ yeah, lets say he didin't make it to the other side.