are these fender flairs predrilled to match the factory drilled holes on the 2007 dodge ram
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I don't remember them being "pre=drilled" but they come with self tapping screws which are awesome and work well. I did add a few more screws just to be sure it was tight against the wheel well all the way around
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No they are not, but they are easy to line up and drill in same place with the help of a third hand.
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Not all needed holes are there. I only had to drill a couple, pretty easy. Whatever you do don't put silicone between the flares and you fender to try and seal water out of getting between the two. At least don't use Gutter silicone.
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No, they are fine. they worked very well. I use them on my Dodge Dakota and they do a fine job. they are mainly a stamped shape and the black holder is cast, so I don' really know what issue you could have with the couple minor welds that are on them, and they look fine anyway.
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They should, just be aware that one or not might need slight modification. There are two tabs that align with the fender, some are round and some are flat, a piece of sand paper or a pair of tin snips will help you make them for into the holes in the fender. Also use youtube for installation instructions
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Compare your fenders with a 2013 Silverado. I know they changed the exterior a little bit but not sure if they will fit that year.
1102869
No because these are made a specific vehicles. They fit perfectly to that vehicle. This one fits a new Ram truck.
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my truck came with the stock fender flares and they worked on mine if that's what your asking hope this helped
1342686
Yes its the same one I bolted to my 2007 ram quad cab. You will have to reuse the brackets or buy new ones.
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Yes they fit perfectly with factory mud flaps, as to what the material is, not sure but they seem plenty durable.
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There are no holes to drill. The flares use the holes that are already going through your fender and hold the plastic shroud in place. You will be adding some clips that become a nut for the screws. Everything lined up great on my 2005 Dodge Ram. The screws that you see exposed on the flare are for looks only. They are stainless and hold nothing. They are only cosmetic.
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I don't think so, but they were easy to install and fit perfectly. They look great and were substantially cheaper than from the dealership. I have a 2014 Dodge Ram 2500 Crew Cab.
670373
I doubt it, rails are pre drilled for specific dealer installed anchoring by body type.
990065
They are cut to fit from Ram so yes they should fit very nice!I hung mine using aluminum flat stock, painted black. Didn't seem very sturdy with the factory hardware. Compared to aftermarket options these are much better quality!Good Day, enjoy
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They come with their own screws and fit in the holes that were pre-drilled by Kia. They look sporty. Love my car!!
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Hi Keaton I was actually very pleased with these fenders, I got them for my 2004 F-150 so they'll fit your truck as well. The only thing I didn't like was they didn't come with any pre-drilled marks and you have to have someone else hold up the fender so you can square them up. But to answer the question you actually asked me they stick out about 1/2 an inch! Which was perfect for me because I dont like the new fenders that stick out 3 inches with the bulky bolts.
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No holes had to be drilled in an installation on a 2007 and I do not believe the frame design has changed
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I put them on my 2013 Ram Laramie Crew Cab and they fit very well. No drilling and no hassle to put on. I would imagine there is not much change in the new model year.
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I don't see why not, I have them on my 2007 Ford F150 crew cab King Ranch. And it has painted pieces of trim around the fenders and they didn't interfere when I installed mine.