Mudguards with cut rocker

blizz86

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So i have cut rockers to install the NFAB nerf bars, and i was wondering if anyone has installed mudguards on their 4runners. Can i install the mudguards even if i cut the bottom half of the rocker?

Or does anyone have a diagram of the mudguard holes that you need to bolt on?

Thanks
 
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I have the Husky mud guards.

After I cut the rockers, I moved the front guards up a little, and drilled some new mounting holes. I thought it looked a little funny, so I left the front off, and now I'm running the rear guards only.
 
I have the Husky mud guards.

After I cut the rockers, I moved the front guards up a little, and drilled some new mounting holes. I thought it looked a little funny, so I left the front off, and now I'm running the rear guards only.

Thanks Antman. what made it look funny to you? the fitment between the nfabs and the mudguards?
 
If I'm not mistaken, there was a large unfinished area that was still showing. Also, it looked strange with the front 2" higher than the back. I may explore some other options in the future...
 
Bumping this one to see if anyone had a solution to mudguards on the front with the rockers cut/removed?

I figure the doors could use the extra protection, especially with tires that stick out further than stock.
 
So i have cut rockers to install the NFAB nerf bars, and i was wondering if anyone has installed mudguards on their 4runners. Can i install the mudguards even if i cut the bottom half of the rocker?

Or does anyone have a diagram of the mudguard holes that you need to bolt on?

Thanks

I removed the front guards and I'm running just the rear. It's possible to move the front ones up, drill new holes and mount them. Looks kinda funny higher up than the back ones though.
 
I removed the front guards and I'm running just the rear. It's possible to move the front ones up, drill new holes and mount them. Looks kinda funny higher up than the back ones though.

I moved them up and stuck with some tape just to see how it looks... not good and probably a little less effective for the job since they're even higher. Oh well... maybe I'll play around with it more once I have time
 

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