Dually Mudflaps for the rear

[CharlieMiller]

What kind of rear mudflaps are most people putting on their dually's? I plan on putting dee zee runnings boards on the front with the box boards. I saw some pictures of the Husky flaps for the rear. Anyone have them? Or I was even thinkig about the rubber flaps with the stainless or chrome inserts - kinda like the ones Geno's has. Any suggestions, ideas along with advantages/disadvantages would be greatly appreciated.



Charlie

 

[CFarlow]

Charlie, I put some of the plastic "Dodge" flaps on mine. They mount in holes already on the truck and are very easy to install. I always seem to have a hard time getting em lined up. With these, they go on straight and level from side to side. Have had em on for 3 winters and they are holding up well.





Chuck

 

[SpeedBump]

Since your truck is the same as mine, those plastic Dodge flaps from Genos wont fit your truck without drilling a bunch of holes. I just ordered a set and found out the hard way. I don't have the part # handy but it was changed in in 2001 to a new style that fits our's.



Hope it helps!



Eric

 

[**ICEMAN**]

i used the heavy rubber flaps from dodge and added a piece of diamond plate to the bottom



see pic: https://www.turbodieselregister.com/user_gallery/displaythumbnail.php?&photoid=77

 

[Andy Perreault]

Check out Northwest Custom for top quality mudflaps that will set your truck apart from the rest of the crowd.



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Andy

 

[me4osu]

mud flaps

I bought these online from the Cummins Power store at



http://www.powerstore.cummins.com/cgi-bin/powerstore.pl?store=apparel&category=Cummins/Dodge



They are hard plastic (don't flop around) and only $35 + s&h.

 

[Extreme1]

Originally posted by CFarlow

Charlie, I put some of the plastic "Dodge" flaps on mine. They mount in holes already on the truck and are very easy to install. I always seem to have a hard time getting em lined up. With these, they go on straight and level from side to side. Have had em on for 3 winters and they are holding up well.





Chuck

Ditto, except 4 winters on them.