Here is my contribution to annoy the hardcore diesel members here with some newbie question nobody cares about, but I'd like some opinions.
I am trading in my 2002 F-350 for a 2009 F-450 CC Chassis that I am going to use for work. I currently have Husky Liners in the 350 currently, but am wondering if there is something newer and better out there. I've had Husky Liners in 5 out of the last 5 trucks, and I have been pleased with them. I would get them again, but after spending $70k on a truck, I want the best of the best in it.
husky liners is what ive always used, i wont change something that works that well! if you know what i mean!
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early 1999, 7/98, F-250 7.3L, 250,000+ miles, 4x4, triple disk torque convertor, AFE dryflo home made cold air intake, straight pipe exhaust, superchips tuner (stuck on high performance tune,because someone stole the tuner out of my truck), 4.7K mod, Glow shift gauges (pyro, boost, egt), CCV mod, 3in of lift in front, 1in in back w/ 2009 SD rims w/ 2in wheel spacers wrapped in 325/65/18 Fierce Attitude MT, aftermarket headlamps w/ LED's, ranchhand grill guard, 03' front bumper w/ fog lights, gooseneck hitch
I hear ya Buck, I have had great luck with the Husky's. I'll more than likely be purchasing a new set the day before I pick it up, so I can drop them in before I even bring it home.
yea, thats what i did with my truck. I will say that they do catch and hold a Route 44 from Sonic with ease haha
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early 1999, 7/98, F-250 7.3L, 250,000+ miles, 4x4, triple disk torque convertor, AFE dryflo home made cold air intake, straight pipe exhaust, superchips tuner (stuck on high performance tune,because someone stole the tuner out of my truck), 4.7K mod, Glow shift gauges (pyro, boost, egt), CCV mod, 3in of lift in front, 1in in back w/ 2009 SD rims w/ 2in wheel spacers wrapped in 325/65/18 Fierce Attitude MT, aftermarket headlamps w/ LED's, ranchhand grill guard, 03' front bumper w/ fog lights, gooseneck hitch
I got huskies in mine I tried the fancier carpeted ones in another truck and didnt really care for them in the winter because they get all salt covered. When I changed from my 02 to 08 I was able to reuse the rear husky mat.
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2008 F350 Lariat Oxford White Crew Cab 4x4 6'box
I have Weathertech in my 09 F250 Crew. I really like the fit of the front mats. They fit like a glove. The rear mat however, is totally worthless. I am still trying to find a rear mat that will give me good coverage.
I've got the WeatherTech's in my 08' 250. They fit in the front great, don't have them in the back, just use the rubber mat that came with the truck for that. I would definitely recommend them, and they're easy to clean.
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