Dually suburban... opinions?

[74propu]

standard dually truck fenders will work on a burb where they overlap the rear doors you just have to sand /grind them off a 1/8 of a inch and the gas door I just molded a door in that I cut out of a old bed side and put in longer gas hoses I did one 15 years ago and I got a lot of lookers

 

[bucket]

standard dually truck fenders will work on a burb where they overlap the rear doors you just have to sand /grind them off a 1/8 of a inch and the gas door I just molded a door in that I cut out of a old bed side and put in longer gas hoses I did one 15 years ago and I got a lot of lookers

Good to know!

How did you mount them? Did you drill access holes inside the rear body to bolt the fenders to the quarters?

 

[MadOgre]

Duallies suck off road! Cause they pick up rocks and **** in between the tires. And sometimes its a real bitch trying to get the stuff out. Especially when you have a fender wrapped around your duallies. At the very least carry a 5 LB one hand sledge with your truck at all times.

 

[Old77]

I don't think 74propu ever mentioned taking it off road

 

[74propu]

I know it is but drill the mounting holes in the body and get the filler plugs from the dually bed you take the finders off of . and I have a friend with a friend that has a 4x4 dually burb with 35s on it and it will go places that a goat wouldn't

 

[Old77]

That's cuz goats be snobby

 

[highdesertrange]

get a dually rear axle off a cab and chassis then you can use regular fender flares. not the huge ones. I have to disagree about duallies sucking off road. on occasion you will get a rock caught between the tires, but the traction is phenomenal. I hardly use my 4wd and if I do it's mostly for the low range. highdesertranger