Zappy
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- First Name
- Jason
- Joined
- Jul 4, 2023
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- Location
- Washington state
- Vehicles
- '21 5.0 XLT SCrew 4x4 Agate black
- Occupation
- Electrician
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This was a very simple install just needing a 7/16 wrench or socket, small allen key and crescent wrench.
Took about 10 minutes to assemble the flaps on the large black hexagon brackets with constructive criticism from my daughters lol.
The actual install on the truck took less than 15mins a side. I feel like it was around 20 mins total, with the second flap going much faster.
No drilling required using the included stainless steel mounting bracket. As you'll see in the pic, I removed 2 of the plastic push-in studs that hold the bumper trim to the metal of the bumper and used that with the included black bolt holders to secure the lower portion of the mudflap to the truck.
Really like them and plan on getting a set for the fronts in a few weeks.
Took about 10 minutes to assemble the flaps on the large black hexagon brackets with constructive criticism from my daughters lol.
The actual install on the truck took less than 15mins a side. I feel like it was around 20 mins total, with the second flap going much faster.
No drilling required using the included stainless steel mounting bracket. As you'll see in the pic, I removed 2 of the plastic push-in studs that hold the bumper trim to the metal of the bumper and used that with the included black bolt holders to secure the lower portion of the mudflap to the truck.
Really like them and plan on getting a set for the fronts in a few weeks.
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