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Duraflap, Gatorback, Weathertech or Husky Mudflaps

PurpleHaze

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Looking to upgrade the mudflaps on my 23 3500 Dually. Trying to decide on which mudflaps to go with. What are you rocking on your Dually. Let’s see pics and hear suggestions and or opinions.
 

2001WS6

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I installed Rek Gen's Dually's

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H3LZSN1P3R

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OEM flaps for sure but dont use the plastic rivets use some stainless screws
 

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Very pleased with the coverage, quality, and looks of the Duraflaps. I’ve had them on every DRW truck I’ve owned. No drill install and they’re good people to work with. 7F66F673-B62A-4B47-8996-2146C601BE78.jpeg
 

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Rokblokx are pretty nice.

Edit: need to stop skimming thru posts, not sure they make a set for a dually.
 

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I'm also a Duraflap fan. Had them on 5 different trucks. Bought my first set when they were working from their garage.
Easy installation.
 

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I'm also a Duraflap fan. Had them on 5 different trucks. Bought my first set when they were working from their garage.
Easy installation.

They do make a nice flap, but they are way too stiff for my driving style. I don’t do anything crazy, but do spend a lot of time on back roads and the stiff flaps just don’t like sticks or larger rocks.

I had them on my 05 and could never keep the screws tight. I surmised that the stiff flap vibrated more in the wind. I eventually lost one and removed the other 3. I tried to contact duraflap for a replacement flap and hardware but never got a response. Oh well, went with different flaps.

I kept those 3 and will make flaps for my trailer out of them, but I won’t put them nearly as close to the ground.
 

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I like my gatorbacks, but they are heavy and expensive.
 

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Made my own.
Buyers Composite flaps from Northern Tool.
Weights from Bores MFG.
All of $150 at the time I put them together.


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Duraflap, used them for probably 15 years now across 4-5 rams. I tend to go with the plain no weight versions so probably no need for a picture.

Already have a set waiting for the front of my 5500.
 

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