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Thinking of ordering these .Black oval for my RR truck. If I had blue jeans like I was going to get, i'ld get blue ovals. Seems a good price? https://www.sharptruck.com/cart...also I'm thinking of getting 285/75-18's.....anybody have issues with oversize tires hitting any of the flap/mounts?
Thinking of ordering these .Black oval for my RR truck. If I had blue jeans like I was going to get, i'ld get blue ovals. Seems a good price? https://www.sharptruck.com/cart...also I'm thinking of getting 285/75-18's.....anybody have issues with oversize tires hitting any of the flap/mounts?
I was set on getting the 6.7L logo flaps, but SharpTruck couldn't respond to my email. I went with DuraFlap. Top notch customer service. They offer logos, too, or custom logos.
What are most people getting size wise for SRW? 23"-23" or 23"front-26"rear, 26"-26"? I saw a post that the Ford Gatorback is 23" front - 26" rear and wondering if that is the path I should go. I was going to go 23"-23"
What are most people getting size wise for SRW? 23"-23" or 23"front-26"rear, 26"-26"? I saw a post that the Ford Gatorback is 23" front - 26" rear and wondering if that is the path I should go. I was going to go 23"-23"
I went 26/26 fits good. BTW, big shout out to sharptruck for replacing my two scratched stainless plates!!
Well anyone crazy enough to spend $85,000 on a pickup better not balk at $500 mud flaps. So I am a crazy F450 owner and I did spend $600 on my Gatorbacks and am quite pleased with them and the quality is significantly better than anything else out there.
I 2nd that... As I too am a crazy proud F450 owner...
where are the no drill brackets located? And for everyone else. I talked with my dealer and i can get a set of 2 gaterbacks for 170. Not sure where some guys are seeing 600 for the set of 4. Just throwing out my 2 cents
I am running the 26 front 26 rears and they fit and look great. I have 325/65/18 BFG KO's on the stock Lariat rims with no lift and they very slightly touch the flap at almost full turn. I run winters on steelies but before I put the summers on I will hook a stainless cable to the fronts to hold them back about 1/2 inch just to be safe.
I was set on getting the 6.7L logo flaps, but SharpTruck couldn't respond to my email. I went with DuraFlap. Top notch customer service. They offer logos, too, or custom logos.
I'm hoping to order a 2019 F350 DRW later this year, I'll be running the DuraFlaps on it. Just not a fan of the Gatorbacks or the extra no drill bracket you have to buy. I'm currently running DuraFlaps on my '11 F350 DRW and have never had a minutes trouble with them, they've been on since day one and 171K miles later. To each they're own, that's why there are options out there.
I am running the 26 front 26 rears and they fit and look great. I have 325/65/18 BFG KO's on the stock Lariat rims with no lift and they very slightly touch the flap at almost full turn. I run winters on steelies but before I put the summers on I will hook a stainless cable to the fronts to hold them back about 1/2 inch just to be safe.
Originally Posted by Carnac22
Found the Gatorback Ford F-250 2017 blue oval front 23", rear 26" set with mounting brackets on sale at Sharptruck.com for $420.
Seemed like a good price - ordered a set. Looking forward to getting them on.
Jim
I’m running 325/65-20 which are a little over 35 and yours are a little under, but the same width. .I have a 2 1/2” level installed. They may work. Hopefully someone else will chime in.
I 2nd that... As I too am a crazy proud F450 owner...
^^^ x3. The "6.7 powerstroke" gatorbacks on the back and "blue oval" gatorbacks on the front made a fine addition to my F450 King Ranch.
The backs are a pain to install. They should have had the needed 10 slots pre-cut IMO. BTW, a jigsaw with a narrow blade created the slots between each pair of holes I drilled quick and easy.