Mud flaps
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From: New Hartford CT.
Mud flaps
Any reccomendations for a good set of mud flaps that look decent and fit good with not a lot of drilling? (I hate to drill anything in that area) My running boards get absolutely hammered with slush and junk from the road. Makes a mess getting in and out of truck!
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From: Southwest VA
Check out these on CrzHelm's EX.....you might ask him....they don't look too bad
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...ew-wheels.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...ew-wheels.html
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From: Waynesville, OH
HuskyLiner makes a great fitted flap. It reuses several mounting holes for the fender liner up front and you drill the bottom of the liner to secure it the best. The back does require drilling to mount securely.
Fleet Mechanic
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From: Milwaukee, WI
The factory Ford hard plastic ones are very nice for the front. I love mine and it keeps the slush off the running boards. They fit into existing holes except for on the inner fender well, You have to drill one hole in the plastic fender well but no holes in the metal body.
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From: Boulder, CO
I recently swapped out the mounting screws on my mud flaps (which were rusting) and replaced them with small stainless steel bolts with locking nuts. There were four per flap and the backsides were easily accessible. Plus, they only go through plastic anyway, so its pretty easy to drill them.
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