Can I use fender flare rivets to mount these? As in, the rivets that hold in my flares in my wheel well?
1580540
if they're long enough, I had to drill and use the screws that came with them
1580541
id use the screws that come with the guards they have a wax like coating on then to prevent rust
1580542
Sorry to say I'm not sure. I think I used the top one, but then used screws to mount the lower part of the flap. I am well pleased with this heavy duty pair of mudflaps. Just adapt to your needs. Good product.
1310166
They are universal and are screwed into the flares or fender lip. there were no predrilled holes in the flaps so you can position the screws wherever needed.
989346
If you trimmed your fender high then no. It needs about 6inches or do of space between the corner of your fender to where the wheel well starts. If you didn't trim at all your good. At the same time remove the stuid flares do you can sling more mud!!!! Lol
434835
They will bolt up, but I'd suggest a lift or level with the 0mm offset. If that's not an option, I'd recommend you find a wheel option in the 15-35mm offset range.
2237427
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.
1837940
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
233670
Can only have them as shown. U could probably mount your own wheels to make it work.
1901749
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.
2244557
Yep. On my model (2013 STX), I had to put them over the fender flare, but doesn't affect performance. Look really good installed.
1339452
I never tried. I bought these for a fixed gear road bike so, didn't really need to. Sorry I wasn't more help.
677264
Hi, as long as you have 1-2 inche from the plastic bumper part that holds the hooks, you should be fine. You need the the 1-2 inches to hold the plastic rivets that you can see if you enlarge the picture. Good luck.
1746413
they appeared to be plated, about an inch long. i didnt use the screws that came with the flares. i went to the local hardware store on bought stainless screws with black painted heads of the same size. be thorough when installing and clean all wax and dirt from the painted areas were the adhesive strips will contact the paint. here's the flares on my 2003 http://i.imgur.com/KRjprKo.jpg
414128
Hi Lilian, I bought these for an aftermarket set of wheels based on the 57mm size. They did not fit...
1370405
They should have came with the fender flares. Mine came with everything-however the installation is a pain. As for installing the sticky part onto the flare, I found it was best to have two people. One holds it while the other applies.
2208546
they should mount easily as i did with mine. you will need to remove the shroud from the grinder however. this will prevent the buffing wheel from picking up any debris fro the shroud. and always wear safety glasses.
1856822
You can use rivets, but I used screw posts (also called sex bolts or binding posts) and screwed from the inside out. Put some locktite on the threads.
891230
no problem yet but i drilled out the rivets and put on the metal ones on a set. Worked great