Todd Turbo S
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I install weather tech on my 2020, looks OEM to me, the color and texture matches that of our plastic trim.
Mud flaps for Raptor
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CHMP
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Agreed. I have huskys which are very similar looks-wise. The front ones completely eliminated the ol' tire shine sling onto the doors right after a car wash.
D1ESEL
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Let me know if any of you are looking for a set of Weathertech mudflaps for a Gen2
I had them on my 19 for about 5k miles before I traded it. They fit awesome and were a breeze to install!
I had them on my 19 for about 5k miles before I traded it. They fit awesome and were a breeze to install!
Edbert
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Just to show that the mud of the door handle problem can be worse than "mud" if you wheel in cattle country.
Troutrad
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Rally Armor. I prefer over the harder plastics.
So you are a fisherman I see. Good on you. Grew up from as young as I can remember trout fishing every summer in the Sierra's around Bishop, CA. Now passing on to my kiddos. They all like to fish. Especially my youngest. I have to sit with him and watch at least one fishing show a day. Chasing Monsters is by far his favorite.
Oh, and nice whatever you did to your truck.
Oh, and nice whatever you did to your truck.
Troutrad
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Ha...used to fish in that part of Sierra’s when I lived in SoCal (Seal Beach). Kern river, golden trout; High Sierra hiking and fishing the little streams for not always so little trout. Good times.
I actually lived out of Bishop for 2 years on the south fork of Bishop Creek. 5 miles from South Lake. Friends of ours use to own the Bishop Creek Lodge.
BroncoAZ
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The fit on the Rally Armor looks similar to the RocBlox, but they cost twice as much. Do the softer plastics work better?
I bought the RocBlox and am happy. Made in the USA, good price, fast shipping, and flexible enough to not break if you bounce them off the top of a rock. I bought direct and cut out Amazon for the same price. Backing up? Be careful. There isn't a flap out there that will tolerate being pinned and pulled. I drove maybe 400 miles on gravel roads over the last two weeks and my doors and rockers are still pristine. I set them out as far as the slots would permit.
