Best Mud Flaps?

[slowneasy]

Anyone know of some good mud flaps that attach w/o drilling for an '04. 5 dually 4x4 and that are functional? Front and rear. Really like the Rock Tamers Geno's carry but I'm too picky and want them mounted right behind the tires.



Thanks

 

[Blakers]

Not sure of the drilling part on a 3500, but you can get nice Cummins flaps on their site for about $36 a pair. Get the 36" long ones. I have them on my 2500 and a pattern to cut them to to make them fit in my readers rides.



Blake

 

[CumminsBu]

I have Actions Mud Flaps no drilling on my srw. I went with the hole that hold the inner fender.



http://secure.projecta.com/actionaccessories/StoreFront.bok

 

[JPereira]

Blakers,

Can you post a link to where you got the 36" flaps? I have looked on the Cummins powerstore and cannot find them?



Thanks, Jeff

 

[JPereira]

I found them... . I like the coverage the 24x36 get when cut to find the SRW.



Thanks, Jeff

 

[bcpalmer]

I installed DuraFlaps http://www.kaydenco.com/dodge.html They are well made of heavy material. I installed them using the factory holes in wheel well lip.

 

[Blakers]

I found them... . I like the coverage the 24x36 get when cut to find the SRW.



Thanks, Jeff

Jeff, did you find the pattern for cutting the flaps in my Readers Rigs? I like how they turned out. One could probably make them work on the front in a similar manner.



Blake

 

[JPereira]

Yes I did find the pattern Thanks. I like the coverage. How long have you had these on your truck? Have they stood up well?



Jeff

 

[Blakers]

It's been since early summer 2003 and they are doing fine.

 

[slowneasy]

Thanks everyone for sharing your thoughts and recommendations on mud flaps. It looks like I'm going to go with Duraflaps that bcpalmer recommended. I like the no drill and stainless weight at the bottom.