Mudflaps
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Mudflaps
After 2weeks and 500 miles I think I'm going to need mudflaps on my truck. My question is which brand? OEM, Husky or WeatherTech. Looking for something that looks good and does the job.
Any comments on any of these brands?
Any comments on any of these brands?
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Got the Husky's. Good quality and very easy to install. The price is what made me choose over the WeatherTech, about 1/2 price. They are doing exactly what they are supposed to do, keep the mud and snow off the truck.
Oh yeah, congrats on the new truck.
Oh yeah, congrats on the new truck.
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I like my Husky flaps but only after I contact Husky and got the ones that were for the "wrong" application. Here's a thread with pics showing the difference
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...te-w-pics.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...te-w-pics.html
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I like my Husky flaps but only after I contact Husky and got the ones that were for the "wrong" application. Here's a thread with pics showing the difference
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...te-w-pics.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...te-w-pics.html
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Just the front, the recommended fronts don't have clearance for the plastic rockguards on the truck so they are held away by the 1/4" or so thickness of the rockguards.
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Weather tech no drill
Got the weather tech no drill mud flaps for the front and rear on my 2011 s/crew. Bought them on eBay. Both sets ran about 70 bucks total with shipping. Took about 10 minutes for the first mud flap install. About 2 minutes for each of the rest. The installation instructions weren't the best but the pictures were clear enough.
They look great and didn't have to remove anything, although I did fire up the truck and turn the wheels to the side to install the fronts.
Good luck on whatever you get.
Ken
They look great and didn't have to remove anything, although I did fire up the truck and turn the wheels to the side to install the fronts.
Good luck on whatever you get.
Ken
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