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I had something like this on my 2008, but when I went to install on ther 2011 I was concerned about clearance, so I went with weathertech no drill just to protect that tuxedo black paint...
I am a huge fan of all things weathertech, I have used tons of their products on many of my vehicles over the years. The fit is always excelent... as long as you answer their questions correctly.
Those aren't the flaps I was referring to. They're just thin plastic generic flaps. Ford sells or at least used to sell a formed flap that looks very much like the Husky formed flap.
Originally Posted by _red rocket_
Just picked up this dealer stock F350 6.7L CC SRW, with Ford mudflaps, last saturday:
They are thin but do the job. However, I may replace them with something slightly longer and no advertising on them.
Those aren't the flaps I was referring to. They're just thin plastic generic flaps. Ford sells or at least used to sell a formed flap that looks very much like the Husky formed flap.
Gotcha, although I was replying to jack_pine's request for standard Ford flaps...or so I would assume the ones that came on my truck were the standard.
Gotcha, although I was replying to jack_pine's request for standard Ford flaps...or so I would assume the ones that came on my truck were the standard.
They weren't too bad to install. They came with stainless steel hardware with some brackets. I did have to fab one bracket for the inside corner of the flap. Main thing is, I didn't have to drill anywhere.