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2023 ram fender flares
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flan
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May have to trim off the tabs that would usually line up with the holes in the body panels on the vehicles where the flares came standard but other than that the bolts in the wheel wells should line up with the holes in the flares to secure them.
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I got mine from Rough Country. I did have to trim the rear plastic trim on the rears both in front and behind the wheels. The little OEM plastic part on the front that's a splash guard just comes off. You can see some of the rear plastic I trimmed off. The installed using the factory bolts that hold the wheel liners on the fenders...so no drilling the fender panels etc....
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Interested to see how the OP's flares turn out. I accidently damaged one of my rear flares back into the garage on one side. Then the other side getting to close to my trailer.
Nothing crazy but would like to replace them eventually to get everything looking new again.
Nothing crazy but would like to replace them eventually to get everything looking new again.
I bought the same flares from OEM Painted Parts. Flip the tabs around so the smooth side is out, add double sided tape to each tab and you’ll be good. Bolts in the wheel well hold them in place pretty good and the double sided tape on each tab hold them up against the fender/bed. That’s what I did at least.
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Pics of the flares?
