ontariobee
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Where do i find myself a set of rear wheel well liners? Everyone i find says it won't fit the srt-10's. Thanks for any help
Rear Wheel Well Liners
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Dragon (Patrick) @ Avondale, vendor here.:rock:
i've had mine on for bout 50k miles.
they fit. just not "made" for our trucks. tire to liner clearence is real tight.
depends how ya drive, ya might not have any tire rub. i do
most folks have let the tires rub a bit then trim the liner so it won't rub.
they can be installed with the tires on.
love mine. :rock::rock::rock:
i've had mine on for bout 50k miles.
they fit. just not "made" for our trucks. tire to liner clearence is real tight.
depends how ya drive, ya might not have any tire rub. i do
most folks have let the tires rub a bit then trim the liner so it won't rub.
they can be installed with the tires on.
love mine. :rock::rock::rock:
As said above they are not made for the SRT10 but will work...You can install and drive for a while then remove and cut out the areas that rub...I did...the rub areas are behind the tire so the areas cut out cannot been seen......to me they are a must have mod....truck just looks odd with the open wheel wells...
ontariobee
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Thanks for the tips guys. yea i agree i don't like the open look being able to see everything under there.
Heart Attack
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can i see some pics? sounds interesting
I cant find any pictures that give a clear view of the wheel well. The best thing to do is go to a dealer lot that has used Dodge trucks and compare one that has it. Many of the standard 1500s came with them.
Yeah, like looking up a pretty girl's dress only to see blood stained panties.....
Psycho1122
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So what is the story here guys......
My 05' has them stock. No rubbing. Do some owners remove them for some reason?!?
They are definately an aero advantage having them in there.
My 05' has them stock. No rubbing. Do some owners remove them for some reason?!?
They are definately an aero advantage having them in there.
Somebody probably added them to your truck. The SRTs did not have them from the factory nor is there a part # specifically for the SRT10.
Ram From Hell
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If they do rub, I might suggest an alternative to cutting portions out where the tires rub.
Wait until the tires have touched the liners so you can see where the clearance issue is, then take a heat gun to the liner and work the material to create more clearance at the point(s) of contact.
This is what I'll be doing when mine arrive.
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If they do rub, I might suggest an alternative to cutting portions out where the tires rub.
Wait until the tires have touched the liners so you can see where the clearance issue is, then take a heat gun to the liner and work the material to create more clearance at the point(s) of contact.
This is what I'll be doing when mine arrive.
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Just like someone from hell to want to use heat to fix something..LOL..
Ram From Hell
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Just like someone from hell to want to use heat to fix something..LOL..
Heh heh heh. FIRE! :rock:
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I do have them...they are a must have.
I let the tires mark the rub spots for a couple of weeks, and I cut out the places where the tires had not done it for me.
I let the tires mark the rub spots for a couple of weeks, and I cut out the places where the tires had not done it for me.
00SVTStrike
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Crazy... Mines got em, I always just assumed they came on it. They should! Haha
the trucks have a kinda half liner stock but I was going to get the rears, they keep the undercarrige clean especially if your at the drag strip! It took me a half of day of cleaning after a night at the stripe But you jsut have to cut some since our tires are so big. Not hard to do and pretty self explanatory really....
But you jsut have to cut some since our tires are so big. Not hard to do and pretty self explanatory really....
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