How about these, they are what i used after installing flares.

matching rears

 

I have Mopar side rails on my truck to step onto when getting in the truck. Upon putting my NWCustom mudflaps on I needed to move those back about 1/2" or more so the flaps would fit. Otherwise they would hit against the mudflaps and just looked like crap.

I just cut out some of the metal on the truck and slide them back some. I did end up welding them to the mounts compared to just bolting them onto the truck. First one took about 2 hours because I tried my hardest just to mount them on (cutting, adjusting, cutting, mounting). Once I determined I was going to weld them, about 30 minutes per side to weld mounts onto body.

 

Those look like they'd work Roadrat. They need to be flat and a little thin as there is not much clearance between the front tires and the flare right now. Where did those come from?

 

I got them at van&truck world here in ottawa, $114.00 cdn. a pair. Not sure if they have stores in the u.s. If you need any more info give me a shout.

rob

 

Thanks! I'll check around and if I can't find anything locally I'll let you know...

 

ANYONE FIND A WAY TO MOUNT FLAPS WITH FACTORY OWER WAGON FLARES YET? HELP!!!

 

Action accessories has nice flaps with polished stainless bottom, and Duraflap makes a real similar flap. I put warn flare on with the action in the rear. I have 35's and am afraid I cant fit a flap on front with just the leveling kit

 

Dura Flap Mud Flaps w/ Custom Ram Logo -