Husky Rear Wheel Liner
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Too hot waiting for it to cool off, maybe when it gets into the 80s. I am also checking out Forscan while I wait.
The liners took me 3 hours. No issues just takes a while to get them into place. One thing that helped was not removing the flare screws just loosening them. Oh yes did have trouble lining up one of the 2 bolts, which required drilling the liner.
shank_guru
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stage3motorsports was out of stock, drop ship from Husky ensues... Delivery scheduled for tomorrow, but I leave this afternoon to join my wife at the shore house for a long weekend. Oh well, next week til I get these things in.
NinjaRaptor
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Installed mine about 2 months ago and fairly easy install. Make sure you have short socket set tool to get the liner bolts off. The fitting was pretty good with no issues.
MikeyP87
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Did this install a few weeks ago. About as easy as it gets, 20 minutes total for both sides. Most flare screws were really easy, only the lowest ones needed a lo-pro socket. Slid into place easy, loosely installed to 2 screws into the frame area, got the outer lip lined up under the flare and tightened everything back down. If I was doing it again I'd probably skip removing the flare screws completely, they only needed to be loosened.
They pop really nicely against the lighter colors like the CO above me, but even on AMB they are a nice improvement.
They pop really nicely against the lighter colors like the CO above me, but even on AMB they are a nice improvement.
3 hours to install? Does that include washing the truck before install. This should take 30 minutes at most.
EndlessEight
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I saw a tip in another thread to leave them out in the sun for a while before you install. Probably would have made my experience a lot easier.
With the liners and mudflaps, while doing outside in the rain, I think it look me 80 mins. I cleaned the wheel wells and shocks first though.
As others mentioned, I too had to drill 1 hole on each liner to match the second bolt on the bed side
With the liners and mudflaps, while doing outside in the rain, I think it look me 80 mins. I cleaned the wheel wells and shocks first though.
As others mentioned, I too had to drill 1 hole on each liner to match the second bolt on the bed side
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