Wheel-Well liners
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yea im glad Ford leaves holes in certain places for this reason, the aftermarket needs to wake up and USE this OEM holes because all of us dont live in CA where it never snows. Theres alot of stuff i would like to add to my truck but its hard enough trying to keep winter from rusting my baby out, im not gonna add junk that needs holes drilled everwhere when an inch away is a factory hole i could use
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yea im glad Ford leaves holes in certain places for this reason, the aftermarket needs to wake up and USE this OEM holes because all of us dont live in CA where it never snows. Theres alot of stuff i would like to add to my truck but its hard enough trying to keep winter from rusting my baby out, im not gonna add junk that needs holes drilled everwhere when an inch away is a factory hole i could use
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i looked again and yes i saw the dodge install on the website. Can you post some close up pics of your liners installed? i would like to see just how much they cover, do they cover the frame too or just the wheel well?
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I would love to take detailed pictures but that will have to wait. i'm on crutches after ankle surgery and it's a bear to get out there but i will try. the liners do cover the frame by the way.
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they look real nice, i like how they cover the leaf springs too. Did you notice if the overload spring hits the liner yet? It looks close in the picture and i ask because when i go hunting i flex my truck out alot and was wondering if they will hit or not