Mud flaps for Raptor

[Spartan1]

I went with the Rokblokz flaps and they are exactly what I wanted. They look good on the truck and function well.

 

[grancuda]

We run Hopkins Vortex Mud Guard, Size C (Mudflaps) behind front tires only. Pep Boys carries them. They match perfectly with the hood inserts on our 2010 and pair very well with the factory nerfs.

 

[ChevTillNow]

Got the new no-drill Raptor Gatorbacks in last Friday and put them on. They fit great and feel very sturdy with the brackets used to secure them to the frame in addition to the fender screws.

Front:
https://www.sharptruck.com/ford-raptor-logo-gatorback-mud-flaps-gcr42f-9

Rear:
https://www.sharptruck.com/ford-raptor-logo-gatorback-mud-flaps-gcr42r-9

Install Videos

Front:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXdY30GP698

Rear:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3maO54UjnDs

Do you have any pictures on your own truck? How did the install go? It's a lot of money for for mud flaps but do you think it was worth it?

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Got the new no-drill Raptor Gatorbacks in last Friday and put them on. They fit great and feel very sturdy with the brackets used to secure them to the frame in addition to the fender screws.

Front:
https://www.sharptruck.com/ford-raptor-logo-gatorback-mud-flaps-gcr42f-9

Rear:
https://www.sharptruck.com/ford-raptor-logo-gatorback-mud-flaps-gcr42r-9

Install Videos

Front:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXdY30GP698

Rear:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3maO54UjnDs

Now that you've had these mud flaps for a while do you think they're worth the price? Do you have any pictures of them on your own truck?

It's a lot of money for flaps but I would like to know your thoughts after having them for a while. Thanks in advance

 

[lottp]

Do you have any pictures on your own truck? How did the install go? It's a lot of money for for mud flaps but do you think it was worth it?

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Now that you've had these mud flaps for a while do you think they're worth the price? Do you have any pictures of them on your own truck?

It's a lot of money for flaps but I would like to know your thoughts after having them for a while. Thanks in advance

I think they are completely worth it. They are more expensive than the others, but you can definitely tell you are getting what you are paying for. Plus, a few hundred on an expensive truck is no big deal if you are going to have it for a while.

They installed easily, just make sure you get everything in place and started before leveling and final torque.

They look so much better and professional over all the other options I've seen. You know there is something to it when strangers go out of their way to complement them randomly.

I have pictures, but work security prevents access to file hosting sites. But they look exactly as seen from the links I provided.

 

[rock342]

I like the PRP ... waiting to see how they hold up.

 

[ChevTillNow]

I like the PRP ... waiting to see how they hold up.

The reason I like the idea of the Gator backs is because they're flexible. What are your thoughts of the PDP's flexibility?

Do you think they will hold up to larger rock hits on a bumpy bad Trail?

Thanks!

 

[rock342]

The reason I like the idea of the Gator backs is because they're flexible. What are your thoughts of the PDP's flexibility?

Do you think they will hold up to larger rock hits on a bumpy bad Trail?

Thanks!

I honestly don't know. they are flexible, but like UHMD flexible, not rubber flexible. I think they will be OK with rock hits front to back, but vertically it'll suspect... too stiff to land on a top of a rock without the fasteners giving way is my thinking.

Time will tell i guess.... curious myself.

 

[xerert]

I went with the Rokblokz flaps and they are exactly what I wanted. They look good on the truck and function well.

It shows "Requires drilling 1 small hole in rear plastic fender edge" on Rokblokz website, can you take a pic of the place of the hold you drilled?

 

[Spartan1]

It really is 1 small hole only through the plastic...these are nice. They are adjustable if you want them to stick out on the sides a bit. They are already saving my paint. They are only semi-flexible. I'm not sure if they will break off on a big jump. I think that they have a "sporty" look. Not too long but long enough to be functional. The down side is that when some dude in a BMW is tailgating me I can't accidentally drive on the dirt shoulder to automatically activate his breaks quite as well.

 

[xerert]

It really is 1 small hole only through the plastic...these are nice. They are adjustable if you want them to stick out on the sides a bit. They are already saving my paint. They are only semi-flexible. I'm not sure if they will break off on a big jump. I think that they have a "sporty" look. Not too long but long enough to be functional. The down side is that when some dude in a BMW is tailgating me I can't accidentally drive on the dirt shoulder to automatically active his breaks quite as well.

I like the sporty look, nice pics, thanks for sharing


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