Mudflaps and flares
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Mudflaps and flares
As a couple of people found out recently at Toolangi to their detriment I thought it would be a good time to remind everyone to make sure that you have appropriate mudflaps fitted (I believe they need to be within 300mm(?) of the ground) and also make sure that your tyres are covered.
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gwagensteve
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Re: Mudflaps and flares
Do tell?
You don't have to use real names.
Steve.
You don't have to use real names.
Steve.
michaelpiranha2000 wrote: The rear is in great condition. but has a broken crown wheel and pinon
Re: Mudflaps and flares
They were on the snow trip and they weren't Japanese vehicles 
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gwagensteve
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Re: Mudflaps and flares
Ahhh, I see.
They were quite conspicuous, and tyre coverage did look to be a little marginal.
I hope they didn't hit any small yellow birds, they do make quite a mess on the windscreen.
Steve.
They were quite conspicuous, and tyre coverage did look to be a little marginal.
I hope they didn't hit any small yellow birds, they do make quite a mess on the windscreen.
Steve.
michaelpiranha2000 wrote: The rear is in great condition. but has a broken crown wheel and pinon
Re: Mudflaps and flares
One was having some issues so went out onto the road to give it a bit of a run and after he'd been gone a bit the other went looking and got done too as I understand it.