Best way to remove extra rubber on rear mudguards?

johnbyebye

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I've seen a few photos of 4Runner's without the extra rubber flap on the mudguards. Is this how they came or was it removed? Here's a pic for reference:


CIMG0665.jpg~original



and here is what mine look like presently:


P7210672.JPG~original



I like the look without the extra rubber flap hanging down. Is there an easy to go about removing it?

Thanks. :)
 
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I've seen a few photos of 4Runner's without the extra rubber flap on the mudguards. Is this how they came or was it removed? Here's a pic for reference:


CIMG0665.jpg~original



and here is what mine look like presently:


P7210672.JPG~original



I like the look without the extra rubber flap hanging down. Is there an easy to go about removing it?

Thanks. :)

People cut it off. I think my buddy used a box cutter on his
 
Yellow tin snips worked good for me. Just cut it off a week or so ago. Kinda wish I would have left it TBH. Looks nice when you hit it with trim shine or tire shine.
 
Utility knife works well for cutting them off.
I used this method also. I left about an inch of rubber on there to be a little different. I used some 200 grit sand paper to smooth the edges after I cut them.
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Last weekend I was backing up through deep hard snow and the rubber was getting caught and grabbing the mud guards. I was thinking it would be good to cut them off.
 

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