Hey guys, i am considering some bushwacker fender flares for my 2006 5.4L supercab. Can anyone show me some pics of some? also if you could add (if you dont mind) how much they were, how much it cost to get painted, and for the install...it would be greatly appreciated!
thanks

 

I am interested in these too. From what I have seen they are in the $375 range. Painting them will prob. cost you $150 at a shop.

 

i paid around 325.00 for mine off ebay and paint was free from my uncles shop. Also you can't tell it but all the little bolts that come with them were stainless steel so i had them and all the washers powdercoated black before i put them on

 

nwaf150-- by looking at your tires, i was wondering...do you think that you have enough room to fit 34's because thats what i am gonna do with a 2" leveling kit and i dont want any rubbing...

 

No i don't they rub already and they're only 33's

 

nwaf--thanks. do you know the backspacing of your wheels?

 

I payed around a $600 painted and installed

There is a pic in my sig and more in my gallery

 

Those flares look real clean on your truck. Nice choice!

 

do bushwacker flares give you any more room under the wheel well to fit bigger tires?

 

wheels are 4.5 bs and no they don't allow you to run bigger tires they just cover better when you use wider tires

 

k thanks. i have 8.5 x 20 wheels with 6" bs and i now have a 2" AS leveling kit. how big of tires do you think i could run?

 

Well I am running 37x13.5 with just the 6" lift
Hopefully I get the AS and the AAL on here real soon.

 

alright thanks. have you had any problems with your 6" lift? i reeaally want a lift but i am agraid that it is just going to beat the crap out of my truck. also i dont want to void the warranty. i have heard that some lifts dont void the warranty of ford f150's...is that true?

 

They can't void your warranty for any modifications you do. All they can do is not cover the parts that you replaced. Adding a lift will not effect the warranty other than the suspension components you replace. Anything else they have to prove that the parts you put on actually caused the other part to break.

 

Good point!