Mud Flaps
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Joined: May 2009
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From: MN
The problem I have is that in Alaska when winter rolls around I can experience a cold down to -50 degree or worse. The last rubber one I had become very stiff in that temp., and when I hit something with them they start to break at installation points. But that was over 8 years ago since my last rubber pair maybe they improve the rubber and installation. I'm still going for the airhawk mud flap due to the chrome finish will add to the look of my truck compared to the rubber, not only that I put on a set of ATS Design Platinum Running Board custom length so they will pop even more.
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Joined: May 2009
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From: Alaska
Mud Flaps
I just installed my new mud flaps, they went on pretty easy. The only thing I did different then the instructions, I reused the factory screws at the two bottom install points. It was alot easier to use them, and I felt better in the install with the screws securing into the plate that Dodge uses to secure screws in place. Here are two pictures.
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Joined: Jun 2009
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From: Fort Walton Beach, FL
For you guys with the mopar flaps, are those the ones I've seen with the Ram's head embossed into them? If so, how much did you give for them, and do you have any pics of them on your truck?