Gatorback offset no drill brackets and mudflaps
#1
Gatorback offset no drill brackets and mudflaps
Installed new gator back 5/8ths offset mudflaps today, install was very easy as there is a how to video on youtube. Should provide more protection over the stock flaps for winter in canada.
#2
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Those do look like they'll give a LOT more protection than the OEM Ford plastic mudflaps.
Not a huge fan of the chrome logos, but if the goal is protection from stones (salt, sand, etc.), you seem to have made a wise choice.
Not a huge fan of the chrome logos, but if the goal is protection from stones (salt, sand, etc.), you seem to have made a wise choice.
#4
I was use to the black gatorbacks as well and was a but shocked when I opened these up but the chrome grows on you haha, the front and rear flaps were 255$ each list price and to install these you need the no drill brackets which are a pain in the *** the first time you put them on and this is coming from a heavy duty mechanic haha, the brackets are 120$ rear 90$ front and the whole set up was 804$ but my buddies dad runs the offroad shop in town so I got them for 500$ out the door.
#6
Beautiful flaps!! The bright stainless suites your truck. I put the same ones on mine but got the powder coated black uppers with a black lower plate. The sweet thing about those brackets is that they can be used with either the stainless steel offset upper like you and I have or you can attach their rubber Gatorback to it which is a way less expensive option but still a no body drill. My sister went that route on her's and they still look killer.
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I just installed the Husky wheel well liners on my truck as well. I was just getting ready to decide on mud flaps. Can you post pics of yours and show why they don't work?
#10
The Weathertech flaps will work with the Husky Liners. It's just a little bit of a pain to install them. I wish I'd installed the mudflaps first. Just make sure that the clamp on the mudflap grabs the fender and not the fender+wheel liner. I might have a photo of my first (incorrect) installation.