How in the world do I post a picture?

 

1. Open up a photobucket account (free).
2. Take picture and upload it to account (you do this while logged into your photobucket account).
3. Once uploaded, go to your album, there's a "IMG code" field, click in there, it'll highlight the link so you can copy it (right click, copy or Ctrl + C).
4. Paste the link in your thread (with the img tags and all).

 

Let try this:

 

That worked, they look good.

 

They look good! Just ordered a set!

 

Thanks for the help!

 

I'm liking those....nice work.

 

Very nice setup! Thought I'd post the install video...for future reference...






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Got home to this BAK Flip and wheel liner, wife said I was doing the Herman Munster dance in the driveway!

 

I just watched the video and the install looks easy.

My only question is if I was going to get these, would I have to remove them at least once a year because of salt? So that I could clean behind the panel since it seems like the rust usually starts behind the paint where there is the lip.

 

1st thing I installed on my super duty. Thought they went in easy

 

those look nice, but I kinda like having the wheel wells open so it's easier to clean. My 2013 came with a splash liner that goes behind the rear tires but there is nothing in front of them, I would like something to put in front of the rear tires to protect the back of the cab since part of it is exposed to the tire spray, but I just put some 3m clear paint film over that area.

 

I swear I remember reading somewhere that the front liners from previous years worked but I could be mistaken. Might want to check that out. I'll take a look myself in the morning.

EDIT - Found it, it was from another site. You can order a set from an '08 and install them. Start reading here.

 

I installed the Rugged Liners on my truck a couple weeks back, and I love them. I now dont fear as much about going through mud, since it will be easier to clean at the pressure washer.

 

Question . . .

I was going to have a spray-in liner and wondered if also spraying this wheel area would work as well as the plastic liners. Thought it would be more salt resistant. Is there a reason this wouldn't be a good idea? Don't know if the cost difference would be a factor. Seems like it would be about the same.

Regarding spray in liners, how does the factory Ford spray compare to the Linex / Rhino sprays. Or is it done at the dealer level?