WeatherTech MudFlap No-Drill DigitalFit Installed (pics)
10-26-2012, 08:20 PM
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WeatherTech MudFlap No-Drill DigitalFit Installed (pics)
Just installed the WeatherTech's on the truck. Took about 30-40 minutes to do all 4. Love them!
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ThatDudeButch (10-26-2012)
10-27-2012, 01:37 AM
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Looks good. I thought about these but I want to make sure they're solid....I love kicking slush off my running boards and mud flaps after a winter drive 
Yeah yeah, I act 7 sometimes.
I hate having the slush splashing up onto my running boards and because they're the crappiest running boards in existence, I slip and smoke my *** on the doorsill about 3 times a year. I love weathertech's products so I might give them a try.
Yeah yeah, I act 7 sometimes. I hate having the slush splashing up onto my running boards and because they're the crappiest running boards in existence, I slip and smoke my *** on the doorsill about 3 times a year. I love weathertech's products so I might give them a try.
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Tussin_Wolf (12-04-2012)
10-27-2012, 10:48 AM
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They're extremely solid. On the rear guards, you pull out the little plastic fasteners holding in the factory plastic corner guard and use those existing holes to attached the guards with provided stainless bolts. Then there is a twist lock mechanism that clamps the guard to the inside of the wheel well at the top.
It's pretty similar for the fronts only you use the existing screws that hold in the little plastic corner guards. Then you have the same twist lock mechanism to secure the top. Solid as can be.
It's pretty similar for the fronts only you use the existing screws that hold in the little plastic corner guards. Then you have the same twist lock mechanism to secure the top. Solid as can be.
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10-27-2012, 12:28 PM
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I looked at them, but went with the tried and true Husky Liner brand($52 for all for!). They've served me well in the past, and always look good. I was curious to see the actual install though, and they dont look to bad.
10-27-2012, 02:58 PM
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I didn't have my phone on me when I was installing but it was really straight forward. The included instructions have pictures of everything.
Just took a better picture of the truck so you can get an idea. You really don't notice them all that much which is why I liked them. I ordered them direfctly from WeatherTech's site and it was $80 bucks shipped.
Just took a better picture of the truck so you can get an idea. You really don't notice them all that much which is why I liked them. I ordered them direfctly from WeatherTech's site and it was $80 bucks shipped.
