Supercrews
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Ya I contacted the seller on ebay and he told me moisture comes from not having them sealed properly I took them off and laughed since they come with three holes but I only needed two. I sealed them up tight and have been good so far.
Browning I will have to look into the sticker. See I didn't even know it existed. I'm a huge COD fan. I have seen a small badge I have been thinking about getting to go under the F150 logo on the side.
Browning I will have to look into the sticker. See I didn't even know it existed. I'm a huge COD fan. I have seen a small badge I have been thinking about getting to go under the F150 logo on the side.
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I don't think so. I needed to do some triming with my 35x12.5 and a 6" lift. 37's would take a lot of trimming. And they are probably 14.5 wide so the wheels either need a huge offset or you need wheel spacers.
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The rubber boots on the air vents rotted (after a year). Once they dry out completely, I may try them again with fuel line on the vents. See if that works. When I took them off, my driver's side (which never had a moisture issue) had 3" of water in it from rain the night before!
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From: Arkansas
Originally Posted by littlehux27
for 2002 supercrew fx4 do they even make extended mirror that aren't the dinky ones you have to put your existing mirrors?
LOL
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