How to fit Front mud flaps to Range Rover Evoque - Video

Great - no metal to drill on the Dynamic too. For a "new" car there are some nasty marks on the wheel spoke you can see.

He's a bit of a bodger!

I would remove the wheel for ease of access and do a better job cutting out the hole for the speednut. Finally, that wrench thing he uses for the clip will mark both ends, so I would use a block of wood and a soft faced hammer to get it started, then a G-Clamp to tighten. He did it in 8 minutes or so, I'd prefer to take longer to do it right.

I agree the marks look bad but maybe they are just drying marks from hard water, don't know.

what exactly are those clips(that was squeezed together with the plyer) called????

(19-10-2011 05:09pm)exigejoe Wrote:  what exactly are those clips(that was squeezed together with the plyer) called????

Black Ratchet Clips!!

do you thing i can add more up top(of the mudflap) to be more flushed with the body panel. and where can you get them..maybe at local hardware store. thanks!

Id not seen this post until just now as i was going to make a new post.

I fitted both front and rear flaps to my Dynamic today with no real problems, i took a lot longer than he did and i fitted as landrover showed in the bad instructions they give lol. Though i think done possibily a little neater than he did the cut out for the clip he made in the video is a lot easer than making a hole as landrover adivse you do.

The fit is real nice as some of you will see on your own mud flaps.

Basiclly if you want to fit the front or rears on a Dynamic its not a bad job to do and well worth a go. im told the Pures are a little different but ive not peorsonally seen the difference in the two cars mud flaps yet.

Pete