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Those look awesome. Where did you get them from?
Looks good! I'm debating buying the pre painted to match ones on eBay. I'd assume the flares are just cheap ebay ones that they paint. I'll probably call around to a few shops first just to check, but I think they will be more to paint than I can buy the painted ones for.
Also don't have my wheels yet and might look pretty dumb without wheels or bigger tires haha
Thanks, I'll check them out.Sellers name is K2Motor on ebay. They are made by Spec-D
I opted not to paint mine, because my truck is black. Im happy with them unpainted.
No holes were drilled. Remove stock flares, and new flares use same bokt holes to bolt back on.Stupid question - did you have to drill holes though the fender?
I had similar ones on my 2013 Ram and yes I would highly recommend something where they touch the paint. I removed mine and now have a pretty serious line in my paint. Not very pleased.
Haven't tried to buff yet. Once spring arrives I'll try. Hopefully its not in paintWould it buff out, or is it digging into the paint?
Looks great! Is there anything you see being an issue down the road ? Did you put clear film under where it touches the body ?
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Gaskets that attatch to flares are very soft on mine. Other flares i have seen use very stiff rubber gaskets. When i remived my stock flares, all that was behind them was a super thin gasket tape. Like 1mm thick. I noticed no scuffs or marks on the paint.