Looking for good MUDGUARDS?
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Looking for good MUDGUARDS?
Everyone I am looking for a good set of front and rear mudguards for my superduty? Can anyone recomend a good set I am not intrested in any flare just want good durable mudguards in black... Thanks in advance.
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Husky mudguards were nice on my truck until my unfortunate meeting with a mailbox last night. They fit well and seem to hold up well. It was questionable on how much muck they kept off the truck though.
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I got mine from the dealership. They're just the "flap" style, not molded, and they have a white Ford logo on them. They're extra wide, and extra long (about 12" wide x 24" long) so you can you can mount them any-which-way you want for how low, high, left, right you want them. They cover my 12.5 wide BFG AT/KOs just fine.
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Husky guards here, too. They look great -- I'll never go back to the flat style ones after seeing how good the molded ones are. Very durable, too -- withstood some high & hard snow/ice I backed into. The only downfall is that with the 285/75 tires I put on the truck, they don't keep as much muck off the metal as I would like. They still work well, but I just wish they stuck a little further out.
I think the dealership sells molded guards similar to the Husky line, but with a Ford logo. Personally, I'm not fond of logo overload -- I preffer the clean, simple look of mine. And I'm sure they cost less than what the stealership would want.
I think the dealership sells molded guards similar to the Husky line, but with a Ford logo. Personally, I'm not fond of logo overload -- I preffer the clean, simple look of mine. And I'm sure they cost less than what the stealership would want.
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Hey thanks for all the answers I believe I will go with the HUSKYS. The ford ones are good too however dont care for the LOGO!! Take care and thanks for the input!!
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Originally posted by BLACK350/6.0L
The ford ones are good too however dont care for the LOGO!!
The ford ones are good too however dont care for the LOGO!!
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Originally posted by haroutd
How the heck do they get attached?
How the heck do they get attached?
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i have those same molded gaurds and love them, i'm not much for emblems either, i removed the V10 and 4x4 emblems from my truck but i like these with the ford emblem. I have wacked them on some snowbanks from driving over them and it didnt hurt them. I'll try and take a pic of my truck with them on if i can get ahold of a digital camera.
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Originally posted by BigRyanKP
oh yeah and you do have to drill but its only one hole on each of the fronts if i remember correctly and its just through the inner plastic fender gaurd.
oh yeah and you do have to drill but its only one hole on each of the fronts if i remember correctly and its just through the inner plastic fender gaurd.
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