QUOTE(lancerpower4b11 @ Aug 1 2008, 09:56 PM)
Are the cheapers one's going to be cheaper material? I would rather get longer lasting easy to clean and all that than ones that if i spit up a rock can crack or something.
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Definitely, the urethane mud flaps are more durable according to the website. I think it is easier to clean too. The UR mud flaps are very flexible and kind of slippery like so all dirt can easily clean by spraying some water on it. I think the classic flaps are a lot less slippery like so it might be harder to clean.
Copy and pasted from Rally Armor's websiteOfficial link to Rally's Armor FAQClassic Mud FlapsThe finish on our classic flaps is an automotive trim style matte black, with a stamped logo in various available colors.
The Classic mud flaps are also very strong, forgiving, and hold up with confidence. As an added bonus, the width of the flaps allows them to perform as curb guards for pricey wheels, and gives the vehicle an aggressive rally stance
Urethane Mud FlapsThe finish on our UR limited series is a glossier finish than our classic (a characteristic of the urethane itself) and can match up with the best finishes on any vehicle.
Speed bumps, steep curbs are easily handled by our flaps. For lowered vehicles, extreme race conditions, and temperatures, our UR limited mud flaps are a top choice for rally projects and competition vehicles. (same material as shown on our sponsored dedicated rally vehicles, just with street ready design)