Best way to remove mudflaps from mk4 polo
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scotia_polo
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Best way to remove mudflaps from mk4 polo
Hello everybody just wondering If anyone can advise me on how to remove my mud flaps as I am having problems removing them, They definately need to come off as they are rubbing like hell!Cheers guys, I am away out now for an 18th bday party. Will log on tomorrow:)
Re: Best way to remove mudflaps from mk4 polo
I wouldnt advise removing them I had them on previous Polo and that was lowered by 45mm and they rubbed too.scotia_polo wrote:Hello everybody just wondering If anyone can advise me on how to remove my mud flaps as I am having problems removing them, They definately need to come off as they are rubbing like hell!Cheers guys, I am away out now for an 18th bday party. Will log on tomorrow:)
Id rather they rubbed then to take them off, main reason protects the paint work. Also if u remove them the paint underneath may mis-match the rest of the car due to UV wear and tear.
May come out with a lot of t-cuting.....
ive removed my mudflaps and the marks which are left underneath wont t-cut or wax out, ive got to have the whole rear bumper resprayed, and have the front wings done
i just could not be doing with the scrubbing anymore, although my car is dropped alot more than 45mm !
i removed the front ones by locking the wheel (L on right side, R on left side) and removed them with an allan key. for the rear mudflaps i had to remove the wheel, and undid the allan bolts and screws - job done!
it will look much better when it returns from the bodyshop next week, and it means i can get on anf off my drive now
i removed the front ones by locking the wheel (L on right side, R on left side) and removed them with an allan key. for the rear mudflaps i had to remove the wheel, and undid the allan bolts and screws - job done!
it will look much better when it returns from the bodyshop next week, and it means i can get on anf off my drive now
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scotia_polo
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Re: Best way to remove mudflaps from mk4 polo
I think il need to take them off as mines are now destoyed shredded to bits
seems a simple job to do will do it later on today 
I think as your car is a light colour its easier to t-cut or renovate, but peeps with darker cars will have more problems.CymruPolo wrote:I got mine off when I got my alloys on. They left a small mark down the bumper but I got it off with some paint renovator.
Maybe a silly question but did you car run differently with them removed, as I tend to think that mud guards may add air drag.
Maybe to small of a change to notice a difference, just interested to see if it did................