mudslinger

I'm looking for a little help here. I am considering doing a body lift(stacking on a suspension lift) but I don't like the look of the "skirts" they use to cover the bed gap. I remember a bunch of guys a while back saying how mauch they loved their Mopar full wheel well liners in the back. I am wondering if one of you know whether they hang low enough to conseal the gap caused by the body lift or not. Any pictures or descriptions would be great.

HOBrian

How much lift are you talking about 2" or 3" ??? They should cover the gap pretty well.

staarma

Here's a pic of the wheel well liners from DC. I don't know if it helps or not.

mudslinger

On the height, I am not sure yet. I am looking at running some 38 x 14.5" tires and don't want to cut tin. I know a 6" lift won't cut it by itself and I am leary of all the welding in the Full Throttle 10". So I am kind of trying to find a look and fit that will work well. That gap just really bugs me. I am going to take the pic (thanks) and compare it to my box to see if it looks like enough coverage. I love big trucks, as my screen name suggests I love to chuck mud.

socal 610

Look for some lift lips the cover the frame on body lifts www.liftlips.com http://www.liftlips.com/images/closeup-wo.jpg http://www.liftlips.com/images/closeup-w.jpg

mudslinger

Those shiny rubber covers are what I don't like. They suit their purpose and offer protection, but in my eyes are ugly. I much prefer the look of full inner fenders.