Wheel Well Liners
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From: Canton, GA
The wheel well liners definitely complete the look of the truck, I was lucky enough to find out about them at one dealership before buying from another. I negotiated that they be "comp'd" with the purchase of the truck. I installed them myself without taking the wheels off........pretty easy.
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Thanks Guys! I set up a discount code for forum members.
Code: 15HL
http://www.stage3motorsports.com/791...ards-Pair.html
This code will bring the price to 90.00 shipped for these Husky Liners.
Code: 15HL
http://www.stage3motorsports.com/791...ards-Pair.html
This code will bring the price to 90.00 shipped for these Husky Liners.
Just to add, I now have experience with both the OEM and the Husky liners. I've installed both and there are pluses for each. In my opinion, though, the OEM are much better and far easier to install. They are thicker than the husky liners, and allow access to the suspension and chassis, which I like, but I know others like the extended coverage that the husky liners give. Both look great after installation, and although the OEM exposes a bit more of the under workings, it does match the look of the front wells.
So bottom line, if you were to ask me, I'd definitely suggest the Ford product over Husky. Faster install, thicker material, and retains access to anything you or a mechanic might need to get to in the future.
So bottom line, if you were to ask me, I'd definitely suggest the Ford product over Husky. Faster install, thicker material, and retains access to anything you or a mechanic might need to get to in the future.
I wanna place an order & would like the facts to be verified...Please someone that has seen both...Coke or Pepsi?
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I have the Huskys because someone on here said they cover a slightly large area. Pretty cheap upgrade, looks much better, keeps some of the crap away from the underbody and suspension, and super easy to install. Took me about 15 minutes for both, and requires just a little muscle to wiggle the plastic in place to the holes line up.
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Joined: Oct 2016
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Thanks Guys! I set up a discount code for forum members.
Code: 15HL
http://www.stage3motorsports.com/791...ards-Pair.html
This code will bring the price to 90.00 shipped for these Husky Liners.
Code: 15HL
http://www.stage3motorsports.com/791...ards-Pair.html
This code will bring the price to 90.00 shipped for these Husky Liners.
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Joined: Aug 2016
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From: Lafayette, LA
I ordered a set of husky liners from Stage 3 and went to install them when I realized I had OEM liners. I looked at my sticker for the truck and they are not on there. Did any model of 2016 get them included? My truck is a 2016 XLT 4x4 Sport for reference.
Last edited by 95stepside; Oct 12, 2016 at 01:46 PM.
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Lucky you. Mine is a 2016 XLT 4x4 (not sport) and it did not come with OEM rear wheel well liners. I had to purchase them a few weeks later.