Mud Flaps for 2.7T
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Mud Flaps for 2.7T
I live in a part of the country where they use gravel in icy conditions. I would like to install mud flaps to prevent stone chips on the underside of the car. I talked with the parts department where I bought the car and they said that there are no Audi mud flaps for the 2.7T. They said the fenders are slightly different than the basic car (2.8) and the mud flaps will not fit a 2.7T. I called another dealer and they said they can order the mud flaps. I didn't ask if they were Audi parts or aftermarket.
I know some of you have installed mud flaps. Can you tell if they were Audi parts or aftermarket? If they are Audi parts, could provide the part number?
Thanks for your help.
I know some of you have installed mud flaps. Can you tell if they were Audi parts or aftermarket? If they are Audi parts, could provide the part number?
Thanks for your help.
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Re: Mud Flaps for 2.7T
I have them on my car, but I don't know what the part number is. If you call Valley Imports in Fargo ND, they'll be able to tell you. If you want to see what they look like, my car is in the registry - the second to last one w/ a picture
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Re: You can order them through Clair
I believe the have them available as well...<ul><li><a href="http://www.clairparts.com/index.html">http://www.clairparts.com/index.html</a</li></ul>
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Re: Mud Flaps for 2.7T
I just purchased, and am going to install a full set on a 2.7 T PSK today. These are Audi parts and do not have the 4 ring logo on them (some older catalogs show them with rings, which has been discussed on here).
The part numbers are:
4BO 075 111 (front) $53
4BO 075 101 (rear) $53
I just fit checked these guards. The right front has a small interference problem with a plastic cover (over a tube or hose) attached to the frame and will required some trimming. The rest fit perfectly and look good. They are closer to the ground than I would like (this has also been discussed before) with the lower PSK springs. I guess you could say, (could) they'll be self trimming under heavy spring loads.
Make sure the parts group get the A6 parts vs. A4. They brought me the A4's the first time. If you're in Denver, my dealer had 2 sets in stock.
..../jp
The part numbers are:
4BO 075 111 (front) $53
4BO 075 101 (rear) $53
I just fit checked these guards. The right front has a small interference problem with a plastic cover (over a tube or hose) attached to the frame and will required some trimming. The rest fit perfectly and look good. They are closer to the ground than I would like (this has also been discussed before) with the lower PSK springs. I guess you could say, (could) they'll be self trimming under heavy spring loads.
Make sure the parts group get the A6 parts vs. A4. They brought me the A4's the first time. If you're in Denver, my dealer had 2 sets in stock.
..../jp
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