Muf Flap confusion

[Racer82]

Mud Flap confusion

I just purchased a 2016 Ram crew cab with full length running boards. There is lees than 2" inches from the end of the board to the wheel well. I want install mud flaps on the front and rear. What options do I have? The dealer ordered these Mopar mud flaps 82212287AC and 82211228. Thanks for the help

 

[RubberFrog]

Most folks refer to "muf flaps" as "beef curtains". Hope that helps.

 

[Racer82]

That is funny LOL. Sorry for the typo. Can anyone help please?

 

[crash68]

I have the HuskyLiners mud-flaps fit fine with the factory wheel to wheel running boards. I even have the factory fender flares.

 

[mhud59]

Parts guy told me that the Oem “mud flaps” don’t fit very well on the front wheels with the step bar. He said I would be better off trying to find some aftermarkets that fit better.

 

[22hemi13]

At one point in time we were all a little confused by the “muf flap” sorry I couldn’t resist

 

[Firebird]

I am running the factory mud flaps on mine, and I have the wheel to wheel boards. No issues at all. Maybe you can zoom in on the pic and see the front mud flap?

 

[Triumphx]

The factory muf flaps will leave rub marks on the fenders. I suggest weathertech as they fit with side steps and won’t leave marks

 

[jouart]

I have these OEM ones I like the look

 

[78Staff]

I just installed the Mopar Molded ones (non fender flare version) similar to yours listed, and have no issues with aftermarket steps. With these you will want to use 3m protection film otherwise they will cut into the clearcoat/paint over time. Husky's are similar but actually provide the film with the flaps. Anyway you can see pics in my build thread linked below...

 

[ctdodge]

I have the Husky mud flaps on mine and they fit with no problem at all. I have the wheel to wheel running boards and factory flares. There's a little room to spare