E86 MudFlap Development.

lenier29 · 01-18-2025, 10:58 PM

Hey i Spoke with Tommylgarage to have e86 mudflaps.

ive used TLG mudflap on my f80s and it worked perfect!!

protects all the rocks and debris preventing damage on rear bumper and side skirts.

In order to build mudflap for e86, I need some one who lives near Butler NJ.

Please dm me if you live near Butler NJ

PS:Stock mudflap has been discontinued years ago!!
this might be chance to get mudflap for z4mc.

fyi this is TLG mudFlap

pungo · 01-19-2025, 12:00 AM

When I started reading this, I was kinda expecting a 3D shaped form fitting product, similar to the OEM ones, not a basic flat type. But anyway, AFAIK, any E85/E86 vehicle should be the same as far fitting the mudflaps goes

Westersund · 01-19-2025, 01:55 AM

If there would be enough interest I could 3D-scan my car when the weather gets warmer and design and 3D-print an OE looking option.

lenier29 · 01-19-2025, 02:21 AM

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Originally Posted by pungo

When I started reading this, I was kinda expecting a 3D shaped form fitting product, similar to the OEM ones, not a basic flat type. But anyway, AFAIK, any E85/E86 vehicle should be the same as far fitting the mudflaps goes

TLG style works way better,,

i understand your concern, which i had same.

But, once its installed it really look like factory better than bulky shaped from factory one.

lenier29 · 01-19-2025, 02:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Westersund

If there would be enough interest I could 3D-scan my car when the weather gets warmer and design and 3D-print an OE looking option.

OE one is bulky for me.

Westersund · 01-19-2025, 03:15 AM

It's not exactly rocket sience to make your own mud flaps like the TLG one, you can buy mud flap sheets and use a utility knife to make them and just sand the edge smooth. But if you don't have a couple of hours to spare I guess it's a viable option.

pungo · 01-19-2025, 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by lenier29

TLG style works way better,,

i understand your concern, which i had same.

But, once its installed it really look like factory better than bulky shaped from factory one.

I said nothing about a concern or their functionality, just when reading it, I was imagining they'd be form fitting like the factory ones.

I don't think they look bad, but I disagree that they "look like factory" as I've never seen factory mud flaps cut from a flat plate of plastic.

I agree they look less bulky and will function to reduce road debris from getting kicked up onto the paintwork behind the wheels.

maupineda · 01-19-2025, 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Westersund

If there would be enough interest I could 3D-scan my car when the weather gets warmer and design and 3D-print an OE looking option.

I would be interested

chickdr · 01-20-2025, 04:17 PM

The rear ones on the M3 in the video are pretty janky. Don't care for the way they are attached.

lagunablue1 · 01-21-2025, 08:10 AM

Big fan of the TLG mudflaps, have had them on past M's and had something similar on my old S2k.

Hopefully someone can be the guinea pig, would love a set of fronts to help with rock chips/road grime due to running wider front wheels.

bosstones · 01-22-2025, 07:37 AM

Honest question: is this an issue on the E86? Or maybe only for those that rolled the rear fenders and/or are running wider than stock fronts?

Wide body 911's, sure. In 17yrs of ownership, though, I've not had this issue with my Moupe w/ a stock setup. The roads here are sh*t, too.

lagunablue1 · 01-29-2025, 08:11 AM

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Originally Posted by bosstones

Honest question: is this an issue on the E86? Or maybe only for those that rolled the rear fenders and/or are running wider than stock fronts?

Wide body 911's, sure. In 17yrs of ownership, though, I've not had this issue with my Moupe w/ a stock setup. The roads here are sh*t, too.

Probably not much of an issue for anyone on stock wheels and suspension. Less about whether fenders are rolled or widebody, and more about if you have more wheel sticking out past the fender.

bosstones · 01-29-2025, 08:25 AM

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Originally Posted by lagunablue1

Probably not much of an issue for anyone on stock wheels and suspension. Less about whether fenders are rolled or widebody, and more about if you have more wheel sticking out past the fender.

I was assuming it was more for a non-stock aetup but it wasn't mentioned anywhere. Not sh*tring on OP or anyones interest.l (I had already contemplated buying TLG's flaps for my 4S). I just never recalled this or stone guards being a topic here.

86Zed · 01-31-2025, 09:36 AM

I'd rather just toss a small piece of PPF on the paint area(s) affected on the car. Ran a similar style of mudflaps on my GR Corolla for the first time and it effectively trapped more rust and corrosion causing grime in a now tighter enclosed space.

That is a car where mudflaps seem appropriate, on the M not so much. Drive the car. Paint can be fixed.

chickdr · 03-19-2025, 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by 86Zed

I'd rather just toss a small piece of PPF on the paint area(s) affected on the car. Ran a similar style of mudflaps on my GR Corolla for the first time and it effectively trapped more rust and corrosion causing grime in a now tighter enclosed space.

That is a car where mudflaps seem appropriate, on the M not so much. Drive the car. Paint can be fixed.

This would be my preference as well. Easy to put PPF on the lower piece under the doors.

3002 tii · 04-12-2025, 05:52 PM

I just slapped on some generic low profile mud guards

01-18-2025, 10:58 PM	#1
lenier29 New Member 0 Rep 20 Posts Drives: BMW F80 M3 Join Date: Mar 2021 Location: Atlanta GA iTrader: (0)	E86 MudFlap Development. Hey i Spoke with Tommylgarage to have e86 mudflaps. ive used TLG mudflap on my f80s and it worked perfect!! protects all the rocks and debris preventing damage on rear bumper and side skirts. In order to build mudflap for e86, I need some one who lives near Butler NJ. Please dm me if you live near Butler NJ PS:Stock mudflap has been discontinued years ago!! this might be chance to get mudflap for z4mc. fyi this is TLG mudFlap
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pungo Colonel 1210 Rep 2,907 Posts Drives: Z4MC, X3-35i,525i, Corrado G60 Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: MD iTrader: (5) Garage List 2007 BMW Z4 M Coupe [9.01] 2011 BMW X3 x35i [10.00] 2001 BMW 525i [9.50]	When I started reading this, I was kinda expecting a 3D shaped form fitting product, similar to the OEM ones, not a basic flat type. But anyway, AFAIK, any E85/E86 vehicle should be the same as far fitting the mudflaps goes
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Westersund Major 1063 Rep 1,366 Posts Drives: BMW Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Sweden iTrader: (2)	It's not exactly rocket sience to make your own mud flaps like the TLG one, you can buy mud flap sheets and use a utility knife to make them and just sand the edge smooth. But if you don't have a couple of hours to spare I guess it's a viable option. __________________ This is the only account I have on Bimmerpost, I will never post my e-mail publicly. If you want to contact me send a PM or you can find me on Instagram: @andre_westersund or @westersund_motorsport BMW M2 LCI -18 \| BMW 520DA Touring M-Sport -12 \| BMW Z4 M Coupe -06 \| BMW 330i -05 \| BMW M3 -02 \| BMW Z3 Coupe -99 \| BMW 740i/6 -96 \| BMW M5 3.8 -92 \| BMW M535i -87
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chickdr Colonel 156 Rep 2,025 Posts Drives: 2006 M Roadster SOLD Join Date: May 2009 Location: Buford, GA iTrader: (0)	The rear ones on the M3 in the video are pretty janky. Don't care for the way they are attached.
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bosstones Lieutenant Colonel 1626 Rep 1,727 Posts Drives: o_0 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Suburbia iTrader: (0)	Honest question: is this an issue on the E86? Or maybe only for those that rolled the rear fenders and/or are running wider than stock fronts? Wide body 911's, sure. In 17yrs of ownership, though, I've not had this issue with my Moupe w/ a stock setup. The roads here are sht, too. __________________ - Jeff bosstones' flickr Last edited by bosstones; 01-22-2025 at 07:39 AM..*
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