hey gang... anyone know what mudflaps will work w/ bushwacker street flares? i had to ditch the OEM ones, because they are molded to the fender... anyone w/ info or pics would be appreciated.

Thanks

Brandon

 

check this out... https://dodgeforum.com/fb.asp?m=387221

if that link in this forum doesn't work, do a search with the word "gravel" and it should come up.

 

thanks for the heads up, what is the actual name of the mudflaps u have? looks like u have the same fender flares as i do..... or can u point me to someplace online where they are sold. thanks

Brandon

 

I beleive they are made by Powerflow. I think the paperwork said they are called "the ultimate" but look really close to the "big mudder" that can be found online at cabela's or jcwhitney. My local auto accessory store got them for me so keep shopping around because I am not sure. Next time I get in the pickup I will look at the paperwork that came with it and let ya know!

 

I found them, looks the front is part # 2136, rear is # 2137 ... these are the ultimate series regular mud flaps. I just want to be sure they will work w/ my fender flares...

http://www.powerflowinc.com/main/pro...app_chart.html

lemme know if this is correct. thanks again for the help.

 

Yep, I looked at the paperwork and they are "The Ultimate" by Powerflow. But, by the looks of the pics I might even have the "Big Mudder" ones....
Anyway, the accesories shop installed them so I am not sure if there is a trick to it or not. Good luck on your choice and I hope it goes well.

 

Dodge also sell some rubber mudflaps that will work with the fender flares... In fact two of the predrilled holes in the mudflaps match exactly with two of the attach points of the fender flares (I should mention that they are Power Wagon flares). I just installed them this evening while supplying halloweeners with candy. Attached four pictures - sorry about the quality, it was pretty dark out.

Got them from the dealer for $70. Only used two of the three attach holes and will get some big washers this weekend so that I can spread the clamping force out a little.

Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Mark

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