Wheel Well Inserts

[EVILONE]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2017RaptorDiscussion/

There's even a customer in that group who was able to tighten up the portion of the liner over the shock as it was flopping around.

He did one amazing job with this. I know some guys will want to trim there's to show more of the shock and that's possible.

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[NJStangersJonathan]

Thank you for the detailed post and pics NJStangersJonathan! I am a little concerned about the winter ice/salt mixture getting behind the liner and not being able to get to it to clean without removing the liner. In your opinion, after installing a set, does it look like there are spots that mud and crap will get behind and cause problems? If so, how big of a deal will it be to remove a liner to clean behind it?
Thanks!

I know where you are coming from. I personally use a pressure washer on the underside of my truck during winter religiously thanks to all the stuff they put on the road here in Jersey. It shouldn't be too difficult to sneak a hose behind there and hose it out once in a while.

I'll let one of the guys who installed it comment on that further.

 

[Deleted member 12951]

I agree and I'm glad they are sending out replacements quickly and covering the expense. There's a good thread in that shows how they installed as well as the troubleshoot points. https://www.facebook.com/groups/2017RaptorDiscussion/

If yours shipped out on Thursday or after, Husky claims that they made the correct fix to those. Any liners after that date are having very little issues with bolting up.

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Do you know if the new revised version are trimmed to not cover the shocks?

 

[NJStangersJonathan]

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Do you know if the new revised version are trimmed to not cover the shocks?

As of the latest "fix" there's no additional trimming to show the shocks. Quite a few customers have asked about this and we sent this feedback to Husky in hopes that they would consider modifying it or offering it as an option.

 

[taco-13]

It wasnt really a big deal to trim them. The bottom front,rear and edge of the liner that slips under the fender flair needed work. After 5 mins of trimming they fit right in.

 

[jdubub]

Yeah that's me. I didn't even bother to get into it here.

That's excellent, nice job!

I just cussed them and Husky enough that I needed to stop and give up before I melted them down, hurt the truck and then possibly myself.

 

[K1llD4shN1n3]

I got my RMA and am returning them - I had High hopes but don’t want to try a second pair. I will LineX instead


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[lottp]

As of the latest "fix" there's no additional trimming to show the shocks. Quite a few customers have asked about this and we sent this feedback to Husky in hopes that they would consider modifying it or offering it as an option.

Did you happen to get a response from Husky on the shock option?

 

[NJStangersJonathan]

Did you happen to get a response from Husky on the shock option?

Not yet, if and when I do hear back some good news, I will definitely share.

 

[Low Rider]

Ok Guys, I posted this on one of the other sites.
About 3 weeks ago Husky sent out a notice saying the wheel well liners were available, so I ordered a set. The bad news, after over an hour I realized they wouldn't fit, the holes were off. I contacted Husky about the problem and was told they knew about the problem and to send mine back as new ones were being made, and in return would send me the new ones within a week or two...........Still waiting.
I'll keep you all updated when the new ones arrive.