Mopar 82215128 Rubicon Style Rocker Guards - Work With Splash Guards ?

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You can also trim the rails. I did it. Takes more work, though, but if you seal them up nice it looks stock.

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[four low]

I trimmed a set of Rubicon Rock Rails for my Sport mud flaps. I modified to fit from my JK, but the cutting with chop saw is the same...
Remove plastic plug from end, Mark amount to be cut, same angle ; cut with chop saw, reinstall plastic plug...

 

[Toomevara]

Weathertech says they brought out a splash guard / mudflap parts number # 110100-120100 for 2018 Jeep Wrangler JL Rubicon with rock rails. They do not fit. To make them fit, you need to notch them on front about two inches and less so on back. I did call Weathertech before ordering because their October 9 email announcement and assured me they would fit. However, they do not. I had a Jeep dealer look at it to be sure. Just an fyi

 

[Grateful1]

No need to notch the rear flaps. Read a post a couple months ago. A dude’s wife wanted the flaps and he wanted stock rock rails. So he made a couple marks a slowly cut the pattern away until it slipped over the front part of the rail. I also read where someone installed the rock rail, measured the extra, took the cap off the front of the rail, cut the rail, filed, put the cap back on and then installed the flaps as they were intended.

 

[TrewJL]

I would cut the rails as mentioned, having a mudflap fixed due to a cut out for the rail would make it easier to break if you hit the flap while off roading. There would be no give.
Just purchased those RokBlokz, thanks for the share.

 

[Grateful1]

I trimmed a set of Rubicon Rock Rails for my Sport mud flaps. I modified to fit from my JK, but the cutting with chop saw is the same...
Remove plastic plug from end, Mark amount to be cut, same angle ; cut with chop saw, reinstall plastic plug...

That Jerry can looks AUsome.

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