mudflap removal?

Will_4R

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Thinking about removing the front mudflaps since there is substantial tire rubbing around about 3/4 lock when turning right. At a quick glance it wasn't obvious to me how though. I didn't see how to get behind them to hold the nut while while turning the bolt. Also, it looks like there are rivets holding them on.

Alternatively I could just cut out the lower inside corner, which is where the rubbing is.

Suggestions?
 
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I would just try to trim away the part that's rubbing so that you have some flap left there on the outside to protect the body.

~Doozi
 
suggestions say u?? Get 35"s and take a sawzall to the fender :) I agree with DOOZI, if u can get away with trimmin a bit and still have sum flap thats what I would do
 
they are screws that just screw into the fender I believe. So no need to hold the back side when taking them out. Truck looks much better in my opinion without them. I started with my fronts flaps and the just took my rears off last weekend to match the look of the front.
mudflap.jpg~original
 
i removed mine too cause of rubbing. im mixed on the look/functionality of it.

but they are easy. just a few screws holding each one in.
 
When I tried turning the screws they just turned and turned without loosening. I will have to give it another shot, or maybe I will just cut out a notch to leave me some protection.
 
If I remember,the screws are fastened to the fender lip with plastic tension nuts.You could use some pliers to hold the plastic fasteners from spinning while getting the screws off.
 

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