I've had the original RallyArmor mudflaps on my STi for almost two years now and I really cant see living without them. Multiple 12 hour trips to Texas and being stationed in Arizona you get alot of rock chips and sand blasting...lol. Not to mention trips up north to play in the snow, it's crazy all the small rocks and salt on the road. My old WRB WRX was extremely rock chipped on the front doors to the point where it was mostly white. I was not about to do that with a black car! I have to say Im 100% satisfied with all the use I got out of them and by the condition of my paint. They did their job and they have the scars and nicks to prove it. Haha So I figure its time for some new ones.

I ordered my RallyArmor Limited UR Mudflaps and I got them very quickly and am very, very impressed! I ordered them on a Wednesday and had them by Saturday! First impression was wow, they look beautiful, I am definetly in love with the look and finish of the polyurethane and red lettering. The new Limited UR's are made from really strong and flexible polyurethane which will save the bottoms from scraping on those really high speed bumps or clearance issues due to lowering. They came with all the hardware needed so install was very simple as were the instructions online. I managed to do the install with the wheels on although removing the back wheels would make it a little easier, a good offset screwdriver will do wonders if youd rather leave them on. I installed mine right as soon as I pulled them out of my mailbox and it took a total of one or two hours at a really slow pace, getting my
tools together, removing the original ones, and checking on the kids inside.

Fit and finish was perfect, the only thing you actually have to adjust was how far in or out you want them to sit. I have to say they look very good against the paint. I've actually already received several compliments from friends and people at work. Im very happy with them so far, they look great and of course, most important of all they still protect your paint from all the road grime, tar, and debris. I would 100% recommend RallyArmor mudflaps to anyone that does any offroading, trips, or just really want to keep your paint looking mint. So thanks to the people over there making a great quality product!

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nice writeup Juan, car looks great.

nice write up juan, those new flaps look nice. i love the new rims btw

awesome Juan looks great man :D

Whole car looks fantastic! Nice, quality mods and the mudflaps just add to that.

Great car!

Cheers,

- CraigD

I actually kind of like the shiny look. I wonder how long the luster would last in the salt belt.:D

Thanks everyone. Im def loving the UR's! :D

thats a dope looking car

thats a dope looking car

Thanks. :D

How flexible are these? Does the flex make you any more likely to back over them and rip them off if you were backing up in tall grass or snow, etc?

Fricking good pictures. Who's your photographer? That Peter S.? The color, contrast and sharpness is commendable. That, and the nice mudflaps, hehehe. Great flawless paint + good photographer = sex

I just got these and they are nice! Just a heads up for 07' (maybe 06') wagon owners; for the front flaps you will be doing some drilling. I had to drill the side skirt and the flap. You should make another hole up further in the well, but I didn't feel like drilling the metal. But alas, don't worry its not too bad.

I just got these and they are nice! Just a heads up for 07' (maybe 06') wagon owners; for the front flaps you will be doing some drilling. I had to drill the side skirt and the flap. You should make another hole up further in the well, but I didn't feel like drilling the metal. But alas, don't worry its not too bad.

But they would fit on an 03 wagon right?

I already have the skid plate in front and the diff plate in the rear, but don't have any flaps and already have many chips in my pain from rocks.

I would think so, if you are in doubt, look at the directions on their site. On my car there was only two and 1/2 of the 4 holes that should have been there. Nothing a drill can't fix :).

nice shots... nice flaps

Thanks again everyone, I cant say enough good things about them. They are just as strong as the originals, but the flexibility puts them way ahead in terms of all around drivability especially for lowered cars. Pete S. is one of my good friends here so I took advantage of his photography skills, but I will def pass along the compliments. Thanks.

+1 for the UR Rallyarmours!

We are rocking them on the rally car :devil:

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Hahaha Great pic! :devil:

i just installed mine on my 06 wagon last night. they are quite flexible, but durable. i'm sure they won't tear but rather just flex when curbed, etc. the rears go on fine. the front needs some drilling, both in the sideskirt and the flap itself.

middle outside most hole doesn't line up. it's about 1cm too low.
as for drilling on the sideskirt, there's already a small dimple there. the fastener and hole are directly behind there.

there's no stock mounting hole for the top most hole. but once installed, it's apparent that they would not add or take away much to how stable these already are. install is fast....second time around shouldn't take more than 30 minutes. took me about 40 minutes or so. didn't need to remove any of the wheels.

Yes very fast and easy. Got any pics?

will work on the pix, wife won't let me touch her rebel xt, says that my hands are always dirty :-(

Just bought some of the black with red logo urethanes. IMO best looking flaps evar!