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That's exactly what I bought the Rally Armor mudflaps for....but I couldn't install them. After driving about 140 miles through mud-packed trails you can really see how much stuff gets kicked up along the sides of the truck.

Now I'm on a quest to have someone help me make extended fender flares.
If you still have them ..... i would trace the bolt pattern shape , and just cut your own ABS/rubber flaps and copy the OEM bolt pattern to your freshly cut flare... would probably be easy to make honestly
 
I put the front mudguards on ... I wish they would just poke out a little bit more ... but i love the fitment and material... crazy how the rears cost so much
 
I bought these from land bully, I think they look great and easy to install.
 

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If you still have them ..... i would trace the bolt pattern shape , and just cut your own ABS/rubber flaps and copy the OEM bolt pattern to your freshly cut flare... would probably be easy to make honestly
Damnit, I should have done this before I sold them. I could make the metals brackets easily, and of course cut the rubber easily.
 
Damnit, I should have done this before I sold them. I could make the metals brackets easily, and of course cut the rubber easily.
you could easily trace the bolt holes still... make an ABS half C shape following those screws, and tack on some rubber flats... i may just do this actually as my wheels kick up water on the doors like no other. these aftermarket flaps suck but i could make a really nice set for us with aggressive wheels
 

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