I have them on my 4x2 Dak now. It took about 2 hours to get them on right
(to my satisfaction) and I haven't installed my mud deflectors yet.
Everything is Mopar so I didn't have to worry about the fit. The flares were
pretty pricey but the flaps weren't so bad, they even have the rams head logo
on them in silver so they match the truck. I think it looks really good with
the flares on it. With straight sides you could really tell the factory tires
were too small in diameter, but the flares take that problem away nicely. The
best thing of all though, NO SPLASH! I drive through water all the time and
my truck used to get dirty in just a couple of days, now it takes well over a
week to make it dirty and that's just from the dust in the air.
Shaun H.
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I have the '98 CC 4x2 with the Tire&Handling Package. The tires are
just a hair wider than the body, and going through even a tiny puddle,
splashes nasty muddy water over the sides of my nice white, waxed paint.
Nasty. What I wonder is, will the factory flares and some mud flaps
help cut this down, or do I need to go aftermarket? Anyone use the
factory flares? Did they help stop the water spray? I get spray from
the front bumper on back, sometimes even on the windshield. And I
am on pavement, just crossing dips in the the road that have water in
them. City water, on Los Angeles streets. Realy nasty.
Mike
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