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Thanks for your pictures as well. Did you get the long, or the short for your new truck?
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I went without the chrome weight strips. At first I regretted it but I've grown to like the all black look. I can always add them later if I change my mind.
 
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Thanks for your pictures as well. Did you get the long, or the short for your new truck?
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Hi Pat
I have the long on my 06 and bought the long ones again for the 2012. I like to have them long to reduce the risk of debris coming up and hitting the front of my RV.
 
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Any pcitures of the Dura Flaps on a new SD? I really like the design and the 10% off for forum members and the fact that they are just an
Rear Dura Flaps on a DRW on a DRW

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SignalMaintainer,
Your truck has the 20" wheels doesn't it? I have the 18s, so mine is an inch shorter. I may still go with the longs.
Thanks again to everyone. It is great to see them on trucks.
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Yes I have the 20's but that shouldn't matter, the ride height should be the same. You just have more tire than I do. I believe my spare is an 18" and the tire size makes up for the difference. I measured from the bottom of the truck and put a piece of cardboard up to determine the length I wanted. I figured if they were to long I could always cut them. I'm sure you'll be happy either way.
 
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I have decided on getting the long no drill from Duraflaps. I will get them without the chrome strip on the bottom.
Thanks to everyone for their input and help with this.
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I also have had excellent luck with Husky mud flaps. They are easy to install and I have used them on three Super Duties and two Explorers. The cost is also reasonable.
 
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Husky on mine... 2016 with 70k miles
 
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The original poster has likely made a decision during the past 7 years.
Twice now I've gone with duraflaps.

The PSD story - I haven't seen that in awhile.
 
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Yup, went with Duraflap and have had them on 2 Superduties now.
I am now considering bumping up to a DRW, so may need to order another set from Duraflap.
 
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Don't forget to ASK Duraflap for your FTE discount (10%).

Current pics/ readings available here: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...duraflaps.html
 
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Originally Posted by gsxr1300
I like the weather tech no drill mud flaps

Ditto

inexpensive, easy, and looks oem
 
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