2020 Ram 1500 3.5 inch Readylift with 295/55/22's, I need to remove mud flaps

[jakeintexas]

Hello,

I recently installed the 3.5 inch Readylift kit for my 2020 Ram 1500 Laramie Night Edition. I then installed 295/55/22's. I have some rubbing when at full turn and I'm thinking about removing the front small mud-flaps that came stock with my truck. I also saw another video of someone removing the air-dam which I'm thinking about doing. Thoughts on removing the air dam? I can't tell if it's the mudflats or the plastic fender lining I just need to pull back that hangs down a bit.

 

[jakeintexas]

I believe the rubbing is coming from the plastic fender lining, any tips for keeping pushed back?

 

[Marshallh]

Hello,

I recently installed the 3.5 inch Readylift kit for my 2020 Ram 1500 Laramie Night Edition. I then installed 295/55/22's. I have some rubbing when at full turn and I'm thinking about removing the front small mud-flaps that came stock with my truck. I also saw another video of someone removing the air-dam which I'm thinking about doing. Thoughts on removing the air dam? I can't tell if it's the mudflats or the plastic fender lining I just need to pull back that hangs down a bit.

I took of the air dam a long time ago, makes the truck look great!

 

[MannyN]

Heat gun is your friend. You can form them the way you want. Works great.

 

[Rambilt]

Heat gun is your friend. You can form them the way you want. Works great.

Yup, heat gun should do the trick.

 

[scottmoyer]

Be sure to heat them up and place something against them until they cool. For some reason, they want to return to their original shape, but a 2x4 to apply pressure until cool will make them reshape, and stay put.