Fitting Mud Flaps

[Redrook]

Ok, I realise a lot of people will have made this face when reading the ***le <_< but I have just moved up to the highlands, I work away up an access road, somewhere with a big muddy car park and my car is getting sprayed with crud. So, I want it to look like a rally car, obviously. So mud flaps are a go.

There's millions of universal ones available on ebay so that's no problem, and they look dead easy to fit to the front, where my car has a sort of inner plastic "lining" to the wheel arch. However, I don't have this at the back, just the edge of the bumper (if that makes sense). So I'm wondering if I just connect it with two screws/clips will it just flap about and hit the tyre? Is my car missing the liner from the rear arches??

Pic below hopefully explains my problem. Green is where I can attach, red is where I cannot (small ones are front flaps, big ones are the rear ones).

Yes, I am basically Rembrandt.

 

[shab_the_man]

Get genuine flaps from a breakers mate, they will fit better. On the back they stretch across to the inner arch wall and connect there

 

[jjmartin349571]

Failing that, if you can't find OEM ones could you not fab up a simple bracket that spans from bumper to inner arch using a thin strip of metal, similar to how people support universal induction pipes?

 

[Redrook]

Failing that, if you can't find OEM ones could you not fab up a simple bracket that spans from bumper to inner arch using a thin strip of metal, similar to how people support universal induction pipes?

Thanks for the replies guys, sorry it took so long for a response, moving house got in the way of car stuff! Ill have a look again, didnt realise there was an inner arch part that would connect. Not having much luck finding oem ones, did they exist for the 6th gen?