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#2 ·
There’s nothing OEM. The best looking option out there are the ZL1 Addons Mudguards. Although mine is not a Hellcat, I have the SRT flares with the Tow N Go Package.
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Thank you sir! It’s the Hellcat lip. Instead of color matching, I left it unpainted. You can tell by the side shot where the black hits the flare. Just not worth pulling it off and a trip to the bodyshop and all that…. at least for now.
 
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+2 on the ZL1’s. They are small and not as noticeable as some of the others out there. I ordered extra clips to ad a few extra’s to be safe.
 
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Blue Shade said:
+2 on the ZL1’s. They are small and not as noticeable as some of the others out there. I ordered extra clips to ad a few extra’s to be safe.
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I ordered 128 extra when I got the ZL1's for the DDSRT, enough for four more sets thinking they wouldn't last in the northeast... I'm on the third winter and I'm still on the original set lol
 
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I ordered extra as well just to be safe.
 
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They are super easy. Fronts are all clips/Rears are all clips and make use of one of the OEM screws. It’ll take maybe 15-20 minutes to install all of them.
 
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OurZoo said:
They are super easy. Fronts are all clips/Rears are all clips and make use of one of the OEM screws. It’ll take maybe 15-20 minutes to install all of them.
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Did you remove the rear wheels to mount them ? They have a textured surface and a smooth surface did you mount the textured surface facing the tire ?
 
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You don’t need to remove the rear wheels. And yeah, textured surface facing inward.
 
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Great input from everyone, thanks again!

I see there's two options; standard & deluxe. Besides the price, what's the difference?

Durango 18-21 Standard Body Deluxe Rock Guards @ $56.99

Durango 18-21 Standard Body Standard Rock Guards @ $39.99
 
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You need the SRT Body deluxe rock guards which currently appear to be sold out. Looks like you can get on a list for when they come back in stock.
 
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cambo said:
Did you remove the rear wheels to mount them ? They have a textured surface and a smooth surface did you mount the textured surface facing the tire ?
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OurZoo said:
You don’t need to remove the rear wheels. And yeah, textured surface facing inward.
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So, which way do they mount? He asked if the textured surface faces the tire.
You responded "Yeah, it faces inward". I would think inward means towards the fender so I'm confused
 
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After watching the little installation video they have posted, it looks to me like the textured side is away from the tires, facing the body.....I dont think it would matter either way though, as you could just reverse the Right and Left and have them the way you like...
 
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