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Never really liked mudflaps but I want to keep the truck as clean as possible especially with winter coming (I'm a stickler about using the windows when they're dirty). I figured I'd give the weathertech's a try. I don't think they look too bad.
Never really liked mudflaps but I want to keep the truck as clean as possible especially with winter coming (I'm a stickler about using the windows when they're dirty). I figured I'd give the weathertech's a try. I don't think they look too bad.
what size are those and do u have a level? looks killer!
what size are those and do u have a level? looks killer!
Thanks! FOX 2.0s front and rear with stock rear block and the front coilovers cranked down a little for some rake (probably about a 2" level) and 275/70R18 BFG KO2s on stock 18s with no spacers or anything.
Never really liked mudflaps but I want to keep the truck as clean as possible especially with winter coming (I'm a stickler about using the windows when they're dirty). I figured I'd give the weathertech's a try. I don't think they look too bad.
I have the weathertech's on mine and they do a really good job. I'm not a mudflap fan but I'd rather keep the truck clean as well.
I just updated my truck. Here is a 2014 STX 4x4 Supercrew with Fox 2.0 front coilovers set at 2" level, plus rear Fox 2.0 shocks (stock height). I have Nitto Ridge Grappler 295/70/18 tires on 18x9 Black Rhino Mint +12 offset wheels. 3.55 gears; 5.0L V8 with the SCT x4 tuner and Stage 3 Motorsports 87 performance/tow tune. No rubbing in this setup as it is, however the front valance is really close. I will likely trim the valance a tiny bit just to give it some breathing room and also remove my front air dam for general appearance's sake. I'll go to a N-fab nerf step on this and remove the stock stepbar next.
Note the closeup pic of the tire is before the Fox rear shocks were mounted. The pics of the full truck are post-Fox 2.0 mounting.
The truck rides great so far. E-load tires are what they are on a 1/2 ton truck...it won't ever be a stock smooth ride, but it is a 4x4 pickup afterall. I am running 45lbs air all around. If I tow a small travel trailer...will kick the back up to 50lbs.
Last edited by ATXFordMan; 10-28-2016 at 09:34 AM.
Been wanting to either buy some like that or retrofit my current ones.
Those look great, I've just heard the projector quality isn't that great. Which also makes me wonder if I could replace the projectors with higher quality ones.
10-23-2016, 06:54 PM
