are these the 7 inch wide fender flares?
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Jon, No these are factory replacement flares. The 7 inch require trimming of the body and drilling holes to fit. Take a look at 11606.01. Thank you!
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They fit my 1979 jeep cj5 they are the factory flares. They are prababuly 3 to 4 inch
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NO! These flares are about 3 inches wide and fit my 1976 CJ5, among many other Jeep year models.
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Jon,No these are factory replacement flares. The 7 inch require trimming of the body and drilling holes to fit. Take a look at 11606.01.Thank you!
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No, these are the stock replacements; maybe 3 1/2 to 4 inches wide. Plus, they fit poorly, at least on the '83 CJ-7 I was restoring. I ended up spending hours prepping and painting my originals, as these didn't fit the rear openings, and the mold marks were visible on the front side. there is a bump every 2-3 inches that shows on the upper (finished) side.
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They are 3 inches wide same as stock --they are flexible plastic very durable-- I think they have been on my 7 for a couple years ,I have the same ones on my 5 that have been on there for 15 years and still great shape I hope that helps you check back again if you need install tips : )
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Yes they are for the rear and only if you have the factory plastic wide fender flares.
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Yep. On my model (2013 STX), I had to put them over the fender flare, but doesn't affect performance. Look really good installed.
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Yes, but they were too big for my 2006 Saturn Vue. They are 1/2"...I needed 7/16"
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I dont have the exact dimension, but its about the same width as the stock front fender flares
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Hi Everett As per WeatherTech for your vehicle application of 2014 F-350 with no fender flares the front part # is 110020 and the rear is 120020 for non dually applications. Truckcustomizers.com 800-497-1780
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They were a Phillips style self tapping screw about an inch and a half in length. I'd recommend drilling out holes in the flares first that match the stock holes in the fender itself. If you haven't bought them yet save your money and buy ones that are predrilled to match the stock holes.
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These are a set of four (4) fender flares that are customized to fit around the fender opening. They do not come with extensions.
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They fit on my non OEM flared 2011 F350, they look great and stay on tight, no issues. I asked ford dealer apparently the F150 comes w/ OEM Flared fenders, not F250 or F350
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Depends on what you are rubbing on and the offset of your wheels. I fit 35x12.50 15 tires on mine with 4" lift and these flat flares with no rubbing. You have to remember that 33s are only 1/2" larger towards your fenders than 32s
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Hello, these flares are custom fit for the 03-05 fleetside bodies (not dually). Bushwhacker.com has a very easy to use part finder that will give you the P/N to search for based on your truck however.
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I think so. I haven't checked them out. I haven't got them installed yet. On the box it says there are 6.5"x 6.5" x2.2" actual size. They should be.
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No, these flaps require the existing sheetmetal fender for stabilty and attachment. They would not attach to a truck with fender flares.
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Yes, they are wider than stock by about 4 inches. I used them because of wheel spacers making my tread stick out way too much. They bolt up to existing fasteners.
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Jared,These are 7 inches wide from mounting surface to the furthest point on the edge of the fare. These are 4 inches wider than standard factory and 3 inches wider than Rubicon TJ flares.Thank you!
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From the Omix-Ada website, the flares will fit 97-06 Models, with the exception of Sahara models. You may have to loosen the turning signal wiring to reach the added 7" flares. I have these installed in a '97 TJ and no additional drilling or acrews needed.
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No, for trucks without fender flares, you will need mopar part # 82212290. Thank you for shopping with Steve White Motors.