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Aftermarket Super Duty 1999 - Current
35's & fender flares
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[QUOTE="waltenbach, post: 340456, member: 691"] I put them on myself. Really simple install. If I recall correctly the fronts utilize the wheel well splash guard bolts and the rears were self tapping screws. The holes in the fender flares have pre-drilled holes in them. There is a 3M rubber piece that goes on the flare to protect the paint. The adhesive side attaches to the fender flare not the fender. They are a really good fit. I've had them on for a little over a year now and they don't flex or move at all at speed and they fit with zero gap between the flare and the fender. [/QUOTE]
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