Mud flaps for Raptor

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NJSP117

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Alright people, since no one else wanted to share.

This is my PDP front mudflap install.

First I made a cardboard template to find where I wanted the flaps to sit. Once you find a good spot press hard on the cardboard where the bolts on the flare are and then drill out where the bolt imprint is. Then I installed the template to see if I liked the look and to make sure things were level. Once I liked that I put the template on the PDP flap and marked the holes. Drilled the holes with an 11/64 bit.

Then I mounted the flap to check fitment again then pulled it off and used the drilled flap as a template to drill the holes in the other flap.

Then I went HAM with Gorilla double sided all weather tape to add some strength to the mounting area and to keep the flap from rubbing the flares paint off If I decide to take the flaps off. Make sure both the flare and the flap are clean, I used rubbing alcohol. I also warmed up both mounting areas with a heat gun to make sure everything was dry and tacky.

With the 2 mounting screws and the Gorilla tape these flaps are going no where.

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That looks great! Thanks for sharing and for the write up and pics! Looks a lot cleaner and much better than drilling holes in the truck. Well done! I'm ordering a set today.
 

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That looks great! Thanks for sharing and for the write up and pics! Looks a lot cleaner and much better than drilling holes in the truck. Well done! I'm ordering a set today.

I would recommend using at least a couple of screws in the mud flaps if you plan to do any offroading at all to ensure they aren't ripped off during offroad adventures. IF your truck is nothing more than a daily street vehicle then that should really well and is quite ingenious.
 

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Just did this morning actually.

For some reason the flaps look bigger in the picture than they look when you are actually looking at the truck.

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Those look perfect!
Were you able to just use the existing factory screw points for the back flaps as well??
 
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