MUDD Guards
 

Holy SH--. Just put a new 6" lift - All Sports SS- Love it and tire wheel combo, went driving around tonite, totally muddddded out- it was cool, but the wife was not happy about the mud eveywhere while driving home - literally in her hair - it was cool and she was fine with it, but now we have to give the kids a bath- muddy little crettins. Anyone have mudd guards, I'm sure I could make some, but, I am guessing I am not the only guy who's wife, kids, and anyone else in the cart got muddeded up. Thanks

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http://www.cartpartsplus.com/accessories/fender-flares

:thumbup:

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As lockman linked you to, go with some fender flares to keep the airborne mud to a minimum.

I have mud tires on my cart and learned real quick last summer that they like to throw when you get up to speed. When I still had the roof on there was mud plastered all on the bottom of the roof when we got back. Where we pulled out of the field onto the road it looked like the tractor had gone through instead of the cart. Messy for sure but a lot of fun too :lol:

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they do help alot, got mine through redhawk

http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/attac...1&d=1366643464

http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/attac...1&d=1366643464

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Awesome Picts Swan. That had to be fun. I am definitely going to get the mud guards as we plan on riding in neighbors farm fields, of course with his permission. Any recommendations or they all pretty much the same CcartsParts Plus or All Sports

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mud guards ?? we don't need no stinkin mud guards !!! :lhmo:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3177/...ea1ae4a4_o.jpg

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They all look almost identical but stay away from the cheap-o chinese stuff. Heard a lot of people in here say they break too easily when something hits them like bushes/branches/etc. You can search around these forums for the threads. And when they do break you cant just replace one, you buy a whole 'nother kit.

Those plastic rivets are horrible, BTW. They break with the slightest flexing. Use SS bolts and nylon lock nuts.

Good advice - that's what I did too!


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