Mudflaps for Trailhunter?

[TrailAdventurer]

6lbs vs the ARB OE @ 20lbs...

I am building up a ‘Diet Trailhunter’ so payload is top of mind these days…

I can definitely understand the "diet" approach. If I were to rebuild my Wrangler, I’d go with mostly aluminum and selectively use steel. Back then, I didn’t know how much abuse to expect, so I went with the "max everything" route. Looking back after 10 years, aluminum would’ve held up just fine—and the improvements in power-to-weight ratio, fuel efficiency, and reduced physical effort would’ve been worth it.

Regarding the hook weights: I couldn’t find any specs on SXTH’s site. Just to clarify, we’re talking about a difference of 12 lbs vs. 20 lbs for the set, not per hook. Since I already have the ARB hooks, I’m not sure the cost-to-benefit ratio makes sense for me. But if I were starting from scratch, SXTH seems a solid option.

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[tacorancher]

Anyone have pics of the RokBlokz on their truck?

 

[YukonTRD]

Anyone have pics of the RokBlokz on their truck?

Check out post #24 on this thread:
https://www.tacoma4g.com/forum/thre...okblokz-make-mudflaps.7807/page-2#post-203319

I'd post some of mine.. but they aren't as clean at the moment

 

[TrailAdventurer]

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I'd post some of mine.. but they aren't as clean at the moment

Hey! That's fine. We'd all love to see how they perform in real life!

 

[JimScotty0]

These pics weren't taken just for the RokBlokz mud flaps, but you can get a general idea of how the Pro/Trailhunter version of RokBlokz looks on the Pro. They are just perfect for my needs and requirements.

 

[tacorancher]

These pics weren't taken just for the RokBlokz mud flaps, but you can get a general idea of how the Pro/Trailhunter version of RokBlokz looks on the Pro. They are just perfect for my needs and requirements.

They look super nice

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