What did you do to your truck today?
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I installed the Husky rear wheel well liners, they fit tight but install was not difficult. Just had to wrestle with getting the edges tucked in properly but not a big deal. Dont know how the Ford liners compare for relative difficulty of install. Likely about the same i would guess?
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I debated for a little while and after hearing about how this or that didn't line up, this person had to drill this hole or that.
I went with the Ford ones. A little extra for piece of mind and Did Not have to fight with anything. All the correct parts, slide right in. First side took me about 15 minutes because I over thought what went where. The other side was done in a couple minutes.
I than added weather tech mudflaps. No issues at all!
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I installed the Husky rear wheel well liners, they fit tight but install was not difficult. Just had to wrestle with getting the edges tucked in properly but not a big deal. Dont know how the Ford liners compare for relative difficulty of install. Likely about the same i would guess?
took me about the same amount of effort to install the Huskies. They’re a pretty good product.
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OK so how did you do it? Looks awesome! Very clean. Original, never seen anyone do that to their plates. If I would do that, I would get airbrush frisket material and apply, cut it out carefully, then paint. But the surface would need to properly prepped for the paint to stick. Lots of work to do this right I think. Did you order the plates like this or do it yourself? Great job if home-grown for sure.
I was thinking I could have use black tape on that border, too?
Naw, removed the white border
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Had mine on for about 8k miles. Emptied it twice. First time at around 4k miles, installed at around 2k on truck. Got prolly a half-ounce dumped. Second time at 10k oil change, about an ounce guesstimate. So yeah it is a good thing to keep the back sides of the valves and the intake manifold cleaner. Anything that contributes to a cleaner smoother running engine with fewer issues is a good thing.