Re: mud flaps

[Menko Johnson <menkoj@xxxxxxxxx>]

I've used some texturized rubber stuff I found someplace for the same
purpose on my truck.  Its a little thicker but hung fine.  I lifted
the truck several inches, so I had a nice little gap there to let all
kinds of crud into the engine compartment.  I just threw the last of
it away, but if I can dig it out I'll take a pic of it for you.

MJ


On 6/5/05, Robert neal zimmerman <northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> any body got an idea for  what i could use to recreaTE THE  mudflaps up
> under the front fenders that keep mud from flying in to the engine
> compartment thru the access holes.
>   Mine are thrashed.
>    They seem to be a sort of tar paper. What should i use?
>    neal Zimmerman, Eugene oregon
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