Mudflaps
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I just finished installing front and rear on mine. I really like both.
I went with the Weathertech Brand. No drilling, and basically an easy install, except for the bottom nut in the rear. At 77 , my old arms don't twist the way the used to.
I bought mine on Ebay, from Weathertech, and had them in about 3 days. $ 80.00
Ford's @ Dealer are $80.00 per axle.
I went with the Weathertech Brand. No drilling, and basically an easy install, except for the bottom nut in the rear. At 77 , my old arms don't twist the way the used to.
I bought mine on Ebay, from Weathertech, and had them in about 3 days. $ 80.00
Ford's @ Dealer are $80.00 per axle.
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I just finished installing front and rear on mine. I really like both.
I went with the Weathertech Brand. No drilling, and basically an easy install, except for the bottom nut in the rear. At 77 , my old arms don't twist the way the used to.
I bought mine on Ebay, from Weathertech, and had them in about 3 days. $ 80.00
Ford's @ Dealer are $80.00 per axle.
I went with the Weathertech Brand. No drilling, and basically an easy install, except for the bottom nut in the rear. At 77 , my old arms don't twist the way the used to.
I bought mine on Ebay, from Weathertech, and had them in about 3 days. $ 80.00
Ford's @ Dealer are $80.00 per axle.
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2014 Lariat Mud Flaps
On my Lariat is the rear wheel well liner and Ford front and rear mud flaps...they work very well and I would hate to see what it would be like without them in 10 years. I live in the Chicago area where they use salt like some of us drink our favorite beer.
Last edited by VMARAUDER; 12-25-2014 at 07:11 AM. Reason: add to
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I put front only mud flaps on my 2013 STX 4x4 Super Cab 5.0 for the same reason; not only the snow in the winter, but i go camping up a super muddy, steep mountain road. The mud would get all over everything (running board, door handle, mirror, me as i tried to get in/out). I got Ford's Heavy Duty set; they look great, were $75; but worth every cent. They work great, were easy to install myself and keep things tidy. The Ford part number is CL3Z*16A550*C
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I put front only mud flaps on my 2013 STX 4x4 Super Cab 5.0 for the same reason; not only the snow in the winter, but i go camping up a super muddy, steep mountain road. The mud would get all over everything (running board, door handle, mirror, me as i tried to get in/out). I got Ford's Heavy Duty set; they look great, were $75; but worth every cent. They work great, were easy to install myself and keep things tidy. The Ford part number is CL3Z*16A550*C