Ordered a set last night for one of my brother's trucks and mine

 

Sam,
you dont really need instructions.They are self explanitory once you start.I will tell you take of the wheels to do it.Put the front over the shock & mount first.Its a tight fit. You do have to take the factory (liner) out.See my album I just put a couple pics there.I i'm not done yet but wanted to let you know.
Sam I don't think these are totally engineered for a flairside but they work very well.You will want to make some pieces for the bottoms of the liners.They are not as wide as the flairside liner you take out.Save them & cut the bottoms of & & use for the pieces.Will put more pics up later.Hope this helps

 

Hey Truck Guy,
You will be very happy with these.

 

you got it Been waiting since I saw my Dad get the oem Mopar ones for his truck last fall. Then looked and hunted for 'em and someone found that RL would be making them. I was in touch with RL in early spring and waited for this moment for too long. I kept waiting for the price to drop, they originally told me 125ish, 99 bucks a set, can't beat it!

 

mine showed up yesterday. FedEx's tracking was all goofed up.

anyways,

they arrived taped together, no box, came with instructions and some of those plastic push clips.

hopefully get around to throwing these on sometime this weekend.

i also contacted RL about a product like this for my ranger, I was impressed on how quickly they responded. Too bad they don't have these for the ranger yet.

 

Ugh! Now $87 on ebay, bought from same seller for $99
Was going to put mine on this morning but its raining outside.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/280733445672...84.m1497.l2649

 

Crap! Always my luck! I paid 99.95 too.

 

Rain stopped. Got em on. Only PITA was getting the plastic flange underneath the lip of the wheel well flange.

Before


After

 

Well I paid $105 But I don't care cause they are great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
All done very pleased with the end results.
Hope that all who bought these are happy with thiers.
What about it SAM?

 

Had to lay mine out in the sun today to get them back into shape. They were tweaked a bit from the nylon ties from shipping. Hope to put them on tomorrow.

Price has dropped again! $84.95

 

My 2004 Lariat has painted trim around the wheel well opening. There's 5 or 6 of those push pins (color matched to the trim) that hold it to the wheel well lip. Those of you that have the trim, are you measuring & drilling holes in the new liners so they attach to the push pins, or are you making a hole so they just sit over them and not grip?

Looks like the two existing pins will slip right into the tabs on the liners.

 

Do these look like they would trap sand and dirt above them? I would love to not have to keep painting mine..

 

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They should keep most stuff out of there and should be cleaner.

 

You guys talked me into mine are on the way. When I first got the truck I thought it was odd it didn't have anything thing back there.

 

I bet within 5 years Ford will make this a standard option. RL is going to make a fortune in these. It's asinine the trucks did not come with them. Such a stupid thing to leave off.