How To Install Lund Riveted Fender Flares - Rocks the Ram Build
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
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Lund riveted fender flares are guaranteed to provide added protection and enhance the looks of your truck or SUV. These fender flares are perfect for stock or oversize tires and rims. Part of the Lund elite series flares, the RX-Rivet style offers a big truck bolt on look. Lund Fender Flares are constructed of heavy duty ABS materials that offer unsurpassed durability and weather resistance. Their flexible design will not warp or crack and the ABS design is UV resistant. Lund fender flares are available in smooth or textured finishes and come in black.
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How To Install Lund Riveted Fender Flares - Rocks the Ram Build
Video Transcription: Hi, guys. John here with RealTruck.com. Today, we have the Lund riveted style fender flares and I'm going to be showing you how to install these on this truck and the first step in installing our new fender flares from Lund is to get these old factory ones off. Now on these new or these factory ones there's a push in clip, not all your vehicles are going to have those clips, just depends on what make and model vehicle that you're working on. The rest of it is all screw type bolts and we're just going to use our drill and pull those out. All your vehicles are going to be similar, but somewhat different. This one I already know is held on with the 3M sticky tape on the back side, so it's going to be a little stiff to pull off. Now we're going to clean this up a little bit, spray some adhesive remover on this glue part, let it soak for a little while and we'll get that all peeled off, and get ready to put our new ones on. Okay, we've got all the dirt and muck wiped off of here. So now what we want to do is just use some general purpose adhesive remover and we're going to spray that on here. Let it soak for about 15 minutes and then spray it again and start peeling it off. Okay, while we've got our adhesive remover soaking we're going to go ahead and put our rivets into our fender flare, pretty easy process. These come with a self-locking style nut which basically, if you're familiar with them, they have like a nylon insert which once you put them on stops them from working their way back off. Now once you start tightening these up, one of things to keep in mind is that this is a really durable material that these are made out of, but if you go cranking down really hard on them, it is possible to crack the area around where they go. So guys don't just put all your stuff into it and really wrench them, just make them so they're tight and not wobbling around. You can see they look pretty good. We got all of our rivet style bolts in there. The next thing we want to do is go ahead and install our rubber seal. What this does is this helps keep a nice snug fit against your vehicle without this sharp plastic rubbing the body. We've got our seal all the way around up to the corner here. Now, what you want to is go ahead and take your razor knife and cut this off. I'll go ahead and I'll put a piece across here as well. Now that we've got our fender flare all ready to go, the seals on well. 866-554-0581 Free shipping for orders over $100!
I just ordered " factory" flares for my truck. If I had known that you were going to remove and throw away yours, I would have saved my money :)
Can you actually use rivets to attach them??
just a FYI you can get adhesive removal rubber wheels/discs. they go onto your drill and does an amazing job getting of adhesive tape left over. 3M makes one but its pricey, i got a no name from napa for $10. absolutely no damage to paint when using it
+James Cunningham thanks for the tip. We'll try one of those next time.
+James Cunningham
I got the 3M one, and it works great. You can use them to remove vinyl, and pin stripes as well.
+Bastian after using it I think it will remove just about anything that's stuck on a vehicle
James Cunningham Yep!
It can be nerve racking that first time using one, but man, they work wonders!!!!
Why did it look and sound like he was trying to holding in a burp the entire time?
At least on my mini van i got em mounted how they ougt to be ... The actual way...
I bought Lund's fender flares for my 2014 GMC Sierra 1500. It would be nice to see an installation for this truck. This video only shows one fender flare installation and didn't address the fact that it is very difficult to install the flare on the rear wheels (due to the tight tool clearance). And keeping the rubber seal in place is almost impossible, especially at each end! I just wonder if Bushwackers would have been easier.
+Jeff Kramer never noticed that before. Don't know about the sierra but these were pretty easy on the RAM.
+RealTruck.com I forgot to mention that I have a 6-inch lift kit and 35" tires. That may have been why it was difficult. Thanks for the video anyway.
Do you have these to fit a 2021 Dodge Ram 1500 Classic with the HEMI emblem?
John, we do! You can find them here: realtruck.com/p/lund-riveted-fender-flares/v/dodge/ram-1500/2021/.
I like the stock flares better with the "rivets" it looks like an afterthought
You’re crazy.
Why watch the video?
@@mackmzle I didn't know where he was going. I was checking out for over sized flares to put 40s on my ride.
hey realtruck, i have a bright fire-engine-red 06 silverado, if i get fender flares should i get red ones to go with the paint, or should i get black to go with the black on the vehicle, i am leaning twords the black ones but what do u advise?
Benjamin Masters check out our Big Red project and you tell us: www.realtruck.com/big-red/ If you need help or have any other questions about this or any of the other 500000 plus accessories we sell feel free to contact our knowledgeable Customer Service folks at 877-216-5446
what the hells the point of these fenders having rivets when they dont actually hold the peice together...
But if you hit something they're going to come off...