Even with them, here is a visual of the spray the tires create...and after seeing this spray pattern, I almost wondered about getting PPF on the lower part of the doors. 
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OEM mud flaps installed
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I wish there were a good set of rubber ones. I would tear those off when I'm offroad and I'd hate to see what they'd do to the paint when that happens.
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I was contemplating on clearbra the whole truck hahaEven with them, here is a visual of the spray the tires create...and after seeing this spray pattern, I almost wondered about getting PPF on the lower part of the doors.
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I ordered factory installed. Hoping they are smaller than these. Probably know about July)Installed OEM mud flaps.
I kinda don't like how they stick out the side but oh well.
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This is what you'll get. Like the other poster said. I don't notice them anymore.
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I installed the Ford OEM mud flaps because I couldn't stand the rooster tails on my truck from the dirty roads. Looks great too and it was easy to install.
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They look good, but I sure like my gatorbacks better! I was surprised how well they work as actual mud flaps. But some protection is better than no protection in my book. It does enhance the look of your ride.
Not a very good picture.
Not a very good picture.
So why are the Gatorbacks so expensive? Are they longer?They look good, but I sure like my gatorbacks better! I was surprised how well they work as actual mud flaps. But some protection is better than no protection in my book. It does enhance the look of your ride.
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Isn't that the point? They stick out to keep road spray off the sides and quarter panels.Installed OEM mud flaps.
I kinda don't like how they stick out the side but oh well.
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i put the same flaps on my velocity blue mav and love em. i have sill plates ordered now thwt say maverick on them should be in today
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Long, better, higher quality and I am sure you are paying for that darn FORD logo. I personally like them much better than the OEM version. But not everyone is willing to pay what I did either.
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The OEM flaps are 2 for $50.00 correct?
I just purchased the RokBlokz rally mudflaps (aftermarket). They jived a bit more with the look and feel of my build. I will post some photos once they are delivered and installed.
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