Mud Flaps & Floor liners

[CBSuperDuty]

Hello guys. First post here. Just picked up my 08 QQ 3500 this morning. Need to get a B&W gooseneck soon and some other stuff.

Wondering what you guys are using for mud flaps and floor liners? Thought about getting some nifty liners (think that was what they were called) and maybe some Husky flaps. Let me know what you run that looks decent, does the job, and won't kill the bank account.

Chris

[Btp 2332]

Everything I ever owned I put husky liners in. Summit racing has a decent price on them.

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[elephantrider]

husky liners for the interior. cant beat a preformed liner.
i got the full set with the "across the entire rear floorboard" version.
they stay in place and catch EVERYTHING off of your shoes.
those are the only way to go imo.
as for the mud flaps, i dont run those.

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[libeachbum]

I've got the Weathertech floor liners and they're REALLY nice, and are formed perfectly. I had Husky liners in my old Ford, and can say that they did not fit as well or look as nice as these Weathertechs. They're a bit more expensive, but worth it IMHO.

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2007 2500 QC 6.7, 2" level, 35" bfg's, things have started falling off...literally
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[kupecda]

I have the Weathertechs floor liners in my truck. I have the Khaki interior and they don't match quite as well as I would like but the fit and work very well. As far as mud flaps, I made mine out of 36x24 rubber truck mudflaps. I originally bought Duraflaps but they were chafing through the paint so I pulled them off and used them to make templates for my rubber one. It took some time to make the templates but they work very well. I probably need to add some weight to the bottom of them to help keep them from sailing but other than that I am happy with them.

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[CBSuperDuty]

Thanks guys. Is the interior of the 08 the same as previous years (specifically for floor mats)?

[HarleyMedic]

Husky Liners

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2006 F-350 SRW King Ranch. SCT, Magnaflow.

[Buck08]

Yep they are the same.

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07 silver Mega cab 5.9 6 sp smarty, SB 3600 DD and some other stuff:

95 2500 2wd project

[mastercaster]

i second the weathertech floorliners. they are custom molded also. i have owned both the husky and weathertech and like the weathertech much more. i have used them in my past 3 or 4 trucks. as for mudflaps, the duraflaps are hard to beat. here is a link below.

Dodge Ram Mud Flaps And Mudflaps For Dodge Trucks

http://www.weathertech.com/

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[nt2005]

I really don't like the Duraflaps at all. The mounting system is horrible and they are not custom molded to the truck. I sent mine back and bought the Husky mud flaps, much cheaper. Husky mud flaps are custom molded to the truck and have a nice mounting procedure. The Husky flaps are smaller but I like the looks and they work fine for the stock tires. Husky floor mats are great also. This is the second truck with Husky liners and they are great, nice fit.

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08 Quad Cab 6.7L 2500, 4X4, Mineral Grey, 6 Speed Auto., Big Horn.

[CBSuperDuty]

Thanks for the help guys. It is appreciated.

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2008 Silver 3500 Quad Cab SB Hand Shaker.

[mastercaster]

Originally Posted by nt2005

I really don't like the Duraflaps at all. The mounting system is horrible and they are not custom molded to the truck. I sent mine back and bought the Husky mud flaps, much cheaper. Husky mud flaps are custom molded to the truck and have a nice mounting procedure. The Husky flaps are smaller but I like the looks and they work fine for the stock tires. Husky floor mats are great also. This is the second truck with Husky liners and they are great, nice fit.

if you get the drilless model, they are super easy to install (5 minutes each maybe). your right though, they are much larger than the husky flaps. but i wanted that extra protection. also i have a dually, and the front duraflaps look much better than the smaller husky's would have with the large rear flaps that came on the truck.

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2007.5 3500SLT, Mega Cab, DRW, 4x4, 6.7l g56, entire exhaust fell off had to replace with 5"ss turbo back, oh yeah, the egr/egr cooler went missing too. S&B cai. edge w/ attitude. Valair's new 12.25 DD w/ HD Hydraulics. sure runs good now!