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Mud Flaps: On or Off?

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Mud Flaps: On or Off?

Should I keep the mudflaps on or take them off?

On:

Off:

What do you think?
 
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I want your truck.



OFF!!




Buy my DJM 4/5 lowering kit!!
 
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Dont you have holes from where they were now? If you do then thats the only reason I'd keep them. If not go ahead and take off the other side.
 
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gotta rock the rears only!!!

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rear only mud flaps FTW!
 
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OFF!!! Thats the very first thing I did when I got truck home..
 
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Off. Only downside is rockchips.
 
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off! you can put bolts back in the holes like i did so you dont have holes
 
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Off! They dont look right.
 
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I was considering applying bed liner to the rocker panels to cut down on rock chips. The color would be black to give it some contrast.

With them off, I feel it looks too metallic.
 
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definitely off
 
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If you plan on lowering it...keep them off.

But honestly, if you are going to keep it the height it is, I say keep them on. IMO, the truck looks better that way.
 
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man, you have an awesome truck. its plain, simple, and gets the job done. I was an idiot and started tinkering...now it makes werid noises, wears tires funny, loud, bouncy...

I want your truck.

oh, leave em on, keeps it cleaner haha.
 
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LOl i'll be the weirdo here. ON!! unless you rock so really wide tires
 
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i asked myself the same question, till i got tired of hearing "take the ugly mud flaps off" lol, im happy i did it, looks WAY better!
 
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that was my second mod lol
 
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I say on, save your paint...save some windshilds too, but what do I know...
 
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ON! saves your paint!
 
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I got mine on for the reason of unless you need them off there saving your body and paint from unnecessary rocks and **** flying up, and if you care the people behind you as well.
 
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OFF,

and i want the front ones!
 
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ive had mine off and on. it does look better off, but the crap you get with them off makes you wish they were on, bits of tar, small gravel chips. ive lowered my flaps by about 2" to help keep more crap off. i could care less about traffic behind me, they sure could care less about me, but i do care about my trailer and want to keep it in good shape. i 'spose theres some areas where mud flaps would be not nessesary. "here" aint one of those places!
 

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