Rokblokz mud flaps do not fit FYI

[Wrangler98]

Installed Rokblokz step back flaps today, they do not work with our fender molding. I tried every modification possible.

 

[Warpath]

Installed Rokblokz step back flaps today, they do not work with our fender molding. I tried every modification possible.

Are these their blank ones or ones for the superduty?

 

[BlueKilla]

@rsumedia had installed a set on his truck and didn't report issues...

 

[Wrangler98]

The step back flaps for superduty

 

[Andy]

looks like the ones on the website fit fine and it looks like they have the fender molding as well.

if the upper piece is aluminum it might need to be "massaged" to fit.

 

[Garrett2002]

According to Husky their Mud Flaps won't fit either, is this true?

 

[Wrangler98]

I did all the modifications that I could, some cutting and drilling, I’m not destroying my fender for a mudflap. Funny how they don’t show a side view

 

[HartzlerForge]

They absolutely do fit. You must have missed some steps. It does require drilling, zero cutting. I have front and back they work amazing and couldn't be more solid.

 

[BlueKilla]

They absolutely do fit. You must have missed some steps. It does require drilling, zero cutting. I have front and back they work amazing and couldn't be more solid.

Can you share an image of where you drilled and what was involved?

 

[Wrangler98]

They absolutely do fit. You must have missed some steps. It does require drilling, zero cutting. I have front and back they work amazing and couldn't be more solid.

My fronts fit great, the rears did not. You have a pic from the side of your rears? It wouldn’t sit snug against fly fender molding

 

[Wrangler98]

My fronts

 

[Wrangler98]

I had to drill out the existing 2 holes on the fronts. The rears required 2 holes also to be drilled. The directions are pretty clear on that. I even added the extra spacer behind the rear flap, just wouldn’t square up.

 

[HartzlerForge]

Rear mounting

 

[Wrangler98]

View attachment 31617Rear mounting

Thanks but it doesn’t look like it sits flat against your molding either.

 

[HartzlerForge]

I would totally agree about not being perfectly flush compared to the front. When the mounting hardware is tightened it pulls the outside flat a little. No noticeable consequence I can find. Already beaten on them and I can't imagine anything holding up better

 

[Wrangler98]

View attachment 31618I would totally agree about not being perfectly flush compared to the front. When the mounting hardware is tightened it pulls the outside flat a little. No noticeable consequence I can find. Already beaten on them and I can't imagine anything holding up better

Ok thanks, that’s exactly how mine fit, not acceptable if you ask me for 300 dollars

 

[HartzlerForge]

Ok thanks, that’s exactly how mine fit, not acceptable if you ask me for 300 dollars

I don't blame ya one bit. Durability and function just won out for me.

 

[SomethingRandom]

FWIW, I installed the non-kickback Rokblokz last night. It takes a little bit of effort figuring out how to line things up, but the fit is fine. I can understand the desire for extra clearance, but if you are staying near stock height and tire size I don't think you'll have a problem.

If these were expensive, don't look at the gatorbacks...

 

[Dark Horse Fred]

FWIW, I installed the non-kickback Rokblokz last night. It takes a little bit of effort figuring out how to line things up, but the fit is fine. I can understand the desire for extra clearance, but if you are staying near stock height and tire size I don't think you'll have a problem.

If these were expensive, don't look at the gatorbacks...

Did you take any pics?

 

[SomethingRandom]

Did you take any pics?

I certainly can. I don't have a Tremor in case that matters to you