For my 2004 Chevrolet Dually... keep in mind that the front has the molding and the dealership added step/bar that starts just behind the front wheels... I am looking for a good looking kit that WORKS!! I am getting tired of cleaning the damn thing up after each trip to the mountains... Any help would be appreciated. :)

TIA, VR

You can find mud flaps here. They are the stock GM flaps and they make some to go with the factory wheel flares. I have them on my truck. Not sure about clearance for the nerf bars though. http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/

Thanks for the reply!! I looked up the flaps and they sound like what I need.. they dont have any pics of the items though... does anyone have a pic of what they look like or know how they fit?

Thanks in Advance!! VR :)

after noticing about thirty chips in the paint on the strip running under the front & rear doors on both sides from rocks kicking up, i installed a set of husky flaps. they use existing holes and i have no complaints (they do recommend drilling an additional hole, but the two existing holes hold just fine).

Just search the forum for mudflaps....lots of guys running different types. Husky's, GM's, Duraflaps, etc.....

Tom http://dieselplace.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=107

I have had the Husky flaps on 3 trucks and love them.

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I have Duraflaps. Best ones I've had on. They don't sail and keep the crap down.

Norm

Just installed front & rear flaps on my 2004 D/Max. Duraflaps are the best I've ever run. Dennis & Nina are great to deal with.
www.duraflaps.com

I'll chime in for the Duraflaps as well. Good stuff with good looks!

Just got the duraflaps. They will outlast the truck. Much more flap than I expected for the money. 10% discount for forum members.

I have the Husky molded flaps front and rear. The rears have a nice lip that extends a little past the outer fender to catch mud and debris before it hits the sides. I got them from pickupspecialties.com for about $130.00 front and rear. Be sure to specify that you want the ones for trucks with front fender flares. Had them in about 3 days.

What makes Duraflaps great,is that Dennis will bend over backwards to make you happy. Tell him you want it a little different, and it's done.

I vote Duraflap.

installed aftermarket wheels which poked the front tires out about a 1.5. and threw everthing i ran threw past the stock gmc flaps. finally found these flaps 14x27 fronts and 12x22 rears. kaydenco.com 514 471 7048 this guy will make any size.

Is anyone running the H2 takeoffs (315) with flaps on the front. Any rubbing issues?

I will chime in too. The Duraflaps are tops, hands down. I called Dennis with a specific need (extra long flaps because I pull a travel trailer and want to keep it clean). Dennis is able to custom make a flap very easily. He is a GREAT resource to consult. He will help you figure out what you need, just tell him what you are looking for and if it is not a standard design, he will do it custom for no extra charge. I wanted 3.25 inches longer than their longest. Done. And they mount to the factory holes. No drilling! SPICER

Anyone have some good pics of the Duraflaps? Would be nice to see a set on a whilte HD.

Those husky things are really hard on the paint, they'll even chew through the buffer tape. And, they are not long enough.

I have the GM flaps and would not go that route again. The fronts fit if you have the factory nerf bars. I'm not a fan because they are not long enough and the rears stick out too far...makes the truck look like it has a bubble butt.