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[jojackson4]

Spent a couple of hours today mucking out the road crap from between the body and the rigers.
Used the usual suspects screw drivers old knife the best thing I came across was a joiners sliding bevel
Thin, and strong enough for the more stubborn road rocks.

[SILICONEKID350HP]

jojackson4 said:

Spent a couple of hours today mucking out the road crap from between the body and the rigers.
Used the usual suspects screw drivers old knife the best thing I came across was a joiners sliding bevel
Thin, and strong enough for the more stubborn road rocks.

I had the same problen until i stikaflexed some old rubber floor mat front and rear

[Alun450]

That looks st...... Your having us on..... I've thought of doing something like that! If you bond it up nice and tight, has it worked?

[Hoofa]

Think the crap will just get thrown behind it

[Alun450]

I was trying to be funny!! I suppose it's how you channel the filth! If it works I'd be happy to do something similar.

[SILICONEKID350HP]

Hoofa said:

Think the crap will just get thrown behind it

No dirt ,grit and stones ,it`s clean as a whistle behind there .You can`t see it when the wheels are fitted..

I can lift at any time for inspection ! don`t laugh it works they have been fitted for three years.

Edited by SILICONEKID350HP on Sunday 17th February 20:46

[jojackson4]

Nice but don't do nowt for the rear

[Alun450]

I like that alot mate. I'm sure I'll need riggers before long, I want to galv um up then enclose them! Water tight! Some flexy substance that hugs the lot.