[DeadDrop86]

Just documenting a recent install and posting some before and afters for the Mopar Mud Guards.

The install was simple, was really surprised the rear had factory holes made for these under neath the wheel-well shroud.
Took me some time to become a fan of these but I am happy with them.

 

[Johnny Utah]

So then you really didn't have to drill any holes at all

 

[DeadDrop86]

So then you really didn't have to drill any holes at all

Lol I wish, my wording was less than ideal but there’s a small plastic lip behind the wheel well plastic shroud that already has a hole but you need to drill so the pin can be installed, for the front there are none so drilling is needed.
Sorry about that lol

 

[70iselin]

Did you jack the vehicle up?

 

[DeadDrop86]

Did you jack the vehicle up?

I had to for the rear since the wheels had to be removed. I was able to do the front with just turning the wheels

 

[A Guy]

I installed mine without removing any wheels. I did drill the one hole in the front and used the special coated screw as well as a dab of silicone. I used the awl from my swiss army knife to ream a hole on the plastic in the back and used a thumb drive with a Phillips bit to put the screws on in the back

A Guy

 

[yzf1999]

I did the same^^^

 

[TXRT]

Looks great; on a black car they virtually disappear! Having white, not so much, but totally worth having the protection anyway.

Cheers!

JD

 

[RWL11]

I put these on my 13 R/T. I found out a little later that this edge was sharp, and when vibrating it was rubbing the paint along there. I took them off and sanded the sharp flash off the edge and added a strip of PPF along there to minimize the rubbing. Keep an eye on them.

Great looking car dude!

 

[DeadDrop86]

I put these on my 13 R/T. I found out a little later that this edge was sharp, and when vibrating it was rubbing the paint along there. I took them off and sanded the sharp flash off the edge and added a strip of PPF along there to minimize the rubbing. Keep an eye on them.

Great looking car dude!

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Thanks, I’ll keep an eye on these and if mine starts showing signs of wear I’ll post here

 

[Bill Dobbins]

Looks great! Well done

Bill D

 

[Johnny Utah]

I installed mine without removing any wheels. I did drill the one hole in the front and used the special coated screw as well as a dab of silicone. I used the awl from my swiss army knife to ream a hole on the plastic in the back and used a thumb drive with a Phillips bit to put the screws on in the back

A Guy

You got a picture of that thumb drive

 

[A Guy]

Something like this

Or if you are on a pit crew

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A Guy