Wheel Liners
Wheel Liners
Fella's,
Where can I find rear wheel liners for my '04 Dodge?
Is the Dodge dealer the best place or are there better options?
Finally what should one expect to pay for a pair?
Thanks In Advance,
Damnyankee
Where can I find rear wheel liners for my '04 Dodge?
Is the Dodge dealer the best place or are there better options?
Finally what should one expect to pay for a pair?
Thanks In Advance,
Damnyankee
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...threadid=48308
later, dustin
later, dustin
damnyankee,
Just a hint. If you intend to put the DC molded mud flaps on later, be sure to keep the small mini-liners that get removed in the process of installing the liners. I was able to use the metal thread clips from those (normally a throw-away) on a couple of holes during the mud flap install.
Neil
Just a hint. If you intend to put the DC molded mud flaps on later, be sure to keep the small mini-liners that get removed in the process of installing the liners. I was able to use the metal thread clips from those (normally a throw-away) on a couple of holes during the mud flap install.
Neil
Originally posted by NJMurvin
damnyankee,
Just a hint. If you intend to put the DC molded mud flaps on later, be sure to keep the small mini-liners that get removed in the process of installing the liners. I was able to use the metal thread clips from those (normally a throw-away) on a couple of holes during the mud flap install.
Neil
damnyankee,
Just a hint. If you intend to put the DC molded mud flaps on later, be sure to keep the small mini-liners that get removed in the process of installing the liners. I was able to use the metal thread clips from those (normally a throw-away) on a couple of holes during the mud flap install.
Neil
Nat
Any of you guys have pics of your trucks with the DC molded splash guards? I am considering those for my truck since they're relatively cheap. Hopefully they are big enough to protect the rocker panels from whatever a 305/70 can throw at 'em.
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On the dealer molded mud guards, just be careful how you mount them. I put a set on my previous truck and it took the paint off. The paint came off along the line of where it touches the body. I don't know if putting some 3m tape along the edge would prevent it from rubbing. But my friends truck had the same results as mine. I went with the cummins flat one's this time.
On the dealer molded mud guards, just be careful how you mount them. I put a set on my previous truck and it took the paint off. The paint came off along the line of where it touches the body.
Neil
Originally posted by NJMurvin
Hmmm. I'll have to take a look. Thanks for the tip. Also, a right-angle drill attachment would make the job simpler, but it can be done without.
Neil
Hmmm. I'll have to take a look. Thanks for the tip. Also, a right-angle drill attachment would make the job simpler, but it can be done without.
Neil
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