flat fenders

dentdude36

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• Feb 9, 2014

• #1

anyone have photos of their rig with flat fenders and oem bumpers?


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VADER JK

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• Feb 9, 2014

• #2

Here's the only shot I have of when I cut my factory flares and still had the stock bumper on

 

dentdude36

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• Feb 9, 2014

• #3

thanks im just trying to get an idea how it will look with stock bumpers, i do have the stubby kit on the front


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kgw350

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• Feb 9, 2014

• #4

What part of NY are you from? Im in orange county
Here are some pics of factory cut fender the front bumper I subbied.

 

dentdude36

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• Feb 9, 2014

• #5

looks cool i was thinking it might look akward with stock bumpers but now im thinking it wont, Im upstate in buffalo area, winter has a good grip this year! lol


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RUBINOT

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• Feb 9, 2014

• #6

This is a couple of pics of my last JK at the dealership for sale after my mods. Bushwacker Flat Fenders, VDP stubby bumper end caps, 2.5" suspension lift and 35" tires.

I will be doing the same to the JK I just bought.

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JayKay

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• Feb 9, 2014

• #7

kgw350 said:

What part of NY are you from? Im in orange county
Here are some pics of factory cut fender the front bumper I subbied.
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Looks like you used the factory ends to cap your bumper. True?

 

dentdude36

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• Feb 9, 2014

• #8

no i used vdp caps


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RamP

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• Feb 10, 2014

• #9

Here's mine with the VDS stubby end caps.

 

kgw350

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• Feb 10, 2014

• #10

Yes JeepKeeper they are the factory its cheaper. I did this on my first jk this was back in 2010 they didn't make end caps same with the fenders not many options back then. I actually like the look and the durability of the factory fenders over and other aftermarket plastic fender.

 

dentdude36

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• Feb 10, 2014

• #11

cant see you pic


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Lsmetz6

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• Feb 10, 2014

• #12

Not sure if this works or not. I am having issues with uploading photos. Sorry.
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dentdude36

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• Feb 10, 2014

• #13

worked! looks good


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trailless

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• Feb 10, 2014

• #14

Thanks for the pictures. I bought some plastic fenders and did all the trimming, spray painting and added the door trim.

Just don't know how I should tackle taking the my color matched fenders off...

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budmanm3

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• Feb 10, 2014

• #15

trailless said:

Thanks for the pictures. I bought some plastic fenders and did all the trimming, spray painting and added the door trim.

Just don't know how I should tackle taking the my color matched fenders off...

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Start by buying some extra clips from ebay.

 

davantalus

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• Feb 10, 2014

• #16

Trimmed+Stock Bumpers

 

Clem319

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• Jul 28, 2014

• #17

Is a sawzall the preferred tool for cutting stock fenders? If the fenders are color matched will they chip?

 

10frank9

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• Jul 28, 2014

• #18

When I first bought my '13 it lasted about 2 weeks before I chopped the fenders. I ran stock bumpers for a while and this is what it looked like:



This was with 35's and no lift. It's the only photo I have.

 

JKAnimal

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• Jul 28, 2014

• #19

Clem319 said:

Is a sawzall the preferred tool for cutting stock fenders? If the fenders are color matched will they chip?

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Here is a good thread about fender chopping. http://wayalife.com/showthread.php?...o-fender-chop/page7&highlight=fender+trimming

My paint didn't chip when I cut my fenders and sanded them, so hopefully yours won't either.

Now back to the pics. :yup:

 

Clem319

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• Jul 28, 2014

• #20

JKAnimal said:

Here is a good thread about fender chopping. http://wayalife.com/showthread.php?...o-fender-chop/page7&highlight=fender+trimming

My paint didn't chip when I cut my fenders and sanded them, so hopefully yours won't either.

Now back to the pics. :yup:

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Thank you much sir!!!