I want front molded OEM looking mud flaps

[azracer]

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Anyone know of some? part#, MFG, or source?

They make them for a Chevy with a flare but I can't find it for a PW

[Juday]

Those look like the WeatherTech Mud Flaps.

http://www.weathertech.com/dodge/2009/r ... yes-no/no/

[azracer]

Yea but those do not fit the PW

[Juday]

You're right. I didn't see the fine print.....Sorry about that.

[04Ram2500Hemi]

I have Husky Mud Flaps that are somewhat molded. I just can't find a good picture of them on my truck.

[cruz]

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Anyone know of some? part#, MFG, or source?

They make them for a Chevy with a flare but I can't find it for a PW

These aren't "molded OEM ", but look like a good alternative...

http://www.duraflap.com/index.html

[azracer]

I may have to do similar. What I was after is a minimalist flap that is fairly rigid so it will block unavoidable mud from caking up under the rockers. I don't want it to hang down and become a casualty of trail obstacles. The small molded ones seem best for my needs. I figured I could not be the only one and just knew someone had already done this. Hmmmm possibly not?

[cruz]

I may have to do similar. What I was after is a minimalist flap that is fairly rigid so it will block unavoidable mud from caking up under the rockers. I don't want it to hang down and become a casualty of trail obstacles. The small molded ones seem best for my needs. I figured I could not be the only one and just knew someone had already done this. Hmmmm possibly not?

They might be able to make something to fit your needs...

[MSCH2112]

just line-x your rockers and you'll be good.

mike

[azracer]

just line-x your rockers and you'll be good.

mike

My issue is not chips... it is mud packing up under there and remaining there until highway speeds and bumps dislodge it in traffic. I would like it to build up on the flap and fall off still wet while on the trail. I also don't like the cleaning of dried packed mud under the truck that is needed after going through mud.

I may have solution but time will tell and I have to make time to build it. Won't be what I want but it will do what I want. I don't do mud often but when I do it is because I can't avoid it and it is always very messy and a pain to clean.

[CJ8Rockcrawler]

Do the factory style molded flaps not fit the power wagon for some reason? They were mounted on my 2500 when I bought it in 04. Here is a link to the style for the 2009s. http://www.amazon.com/2011-2012-Deluxe- ... auto_img_y

Hope it works for you!

Kyle

[Dawizman]

Do the factory style molded flaps not fit the power wagon for some reason? They were mounted on my 2500 when I bought it in 04. Here is a link to the style for the 2009s. http://www.amazon.com/2011-2012-Deluxe- ... auto_img_y

Hope it works for you!

Kyle

They won't fit with our fender flares. I had the oem rubber flaps on my 2010 trx4 2500, and they worked pretty good.

[RustyPW]

I bought the flat ones from Advance Auto. Been on the PW still new.

[MSCH2112]

i've had mud flaps of varying sizes on previous trucks. i've never found a set yet to prevent mud from coating the underside everywhere. maybe when i hit mud, i really hit mud!

mike

[azracer]

i've had mud flaps of varying sizes on previous trucks. i've never found a set yet to prevent mud from coating the underside everywhere. maybe when i hit mud, i really hit mud!

mike

Yea I tiptoe through it LOL.

A friend of mine was riding with me and we were hauling a$$ down a familiar trail sliding around turns getting nearly airborne on the rises almost bottoming out on the dips and such when according to him... for no reason I slammed on the brakes and moved as far as possible to the side of the trail and then went about 1 mph. He looked at me and asked as we sped back up "what was that all about?" I replied didn't you see the mud? He laughed for the next 5 miles

So yes I have an issue with mud LOL.

[2012 PW ST]

I put the Mopar heavy duty rubber ones on front/rear of my '12. See pics in my build thread. So far so good. The front isn't too long. It's rigid enough to catch mud but flexy enough to not break off if you brush across a rock/stump.

These are also much more durable and lower cost than many of the aftermarket brands out there too.

FYI, I don't think Mopar makes a rigid one for 2500 trucks w/ flares.

[azracer]

I put the Mopar heavy duty rubber ones on front/rear of my '12. See pics in my build thread. So far so good. The front isn't too long. It's rigid enough to catch mud but flexy enough to not break off if you brush across a rock/stump.

These are also much more durable and lower cost than many of the aftermarket brands out there too.

FYI, I don't think Mopar makes a rigid one for 2500 trucks w/ flares.

Dam I did not think to check the dealer... Hmmmm

I'm going to check on it next week.

[2012 PW ST]

I put the Mopar heavy duty rubber ones on front/rear of my '12. See pics in my build thread. So far so good. The front isn't too long. It's rigid enough to catch mud but flexy enough to not break off if you brush across a rock/stump.

These are also much more durable and lower cost than many of the aftermarket brands out there too.

FYI, I don't think Mopar makes a rigid one for 2500 trucks w/ flares.

Dam I did not think to check the dealer... Hmmmm

I'm going to check on it next week.

Yeah, I know, eh? We kind of get conditioned to checking the dealer LAST but I've learned with Mopar there are actually a few good values to be had if you look carefully. And you get Mopar original stuff.

I should've mentioned I ordered mine from Factory Mopar Parts.com. They're awesome...everything is about 30% off list every day. And, no sales tax unless you're in FL where they are. Just gotta have the right part #'s. I tossed the part #'s for mine, otherwise I'd note them here. Easy enough to find the #'s on Mopar's accessories website though.

BTW...IMO molded flaps are only for light duty trucks anyway. Flexible ones are the only way to go on 3/4 tons and up.

Hope that helps a little more. Have a good'n. Post pics once you get 'em on.

CB

[Quasimoto]

I went with the mopar heavy duty rubber flaps as well. The fronts are about an 2" shorter then the rears and they match up to flares quite well. I prefer rubber over plastic because of the cold and the plastic breaking, but that might not be a issue for you.

82207702 Front, 82207118 Rear

Here is some pictures of them on my truck.

Front


Rear

[azracer]

Those might work look better than I thought too.

I also found some at a local parts house similar but I think wider at the bottom.

I may break down and get a set of fronts and give it a go.