2014 SEMA GenRight Rock Star Carbon Fiber Fenders

wayoflife

wayoflife

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So far as I could tell, GenRight didn't have a display at the 2014 SEMA Show but, I they did have a couple of Jeep JK Wrangler wearing their new Rock Start carbon fiber fenders such as this one owned by Walker Evans. I should note that these are real canon fiber and do NOT flex.

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olram30

olram30

Not That Kind of Engineer
I remember the price on these. It was outrageous. Looks great on show vehicles.
 
hogtyed

hogtyed

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:hot: Have you ever touched that stuff when it has been sitting in the hat sun? Better be wearing gloves. :hot: Boeing does make airplane bodies out of that stuff though.
 
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mastrcruse

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Hows the rigidity? Ive dealt with some CF that was strong as nails and some that would break if you looked at it wrong. They look nice but for 1100 a pair I better be able to lay the jeep on them and they shouldn't break. I'm guessing this isn't the case though (probably more along the lines of non-steel alternatives).

Whats your thoughts on the strength?
 
cozdude

cozdude

Guy with a Red 2-Door
they deff are sweet looking and prob expensive as hell. i would never run them but still sweet looking
 
pastorwug

pastorwug

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I can just imagine hearing you CF fenders crumbling under the weight of your Jeep against a rock - it would make me sick after paying that much - these have to be for the Mall Crawlers only.
 
jnabird333

jnabird333

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cozdude said:
they deff are sweet looking and prob expensive as hell. i would never run them but still sweet looking
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Agreed, for the similar look and still have some flexibility I choose to run MCE's Carbon (Looking) fenders on my Wife's Jeep. (... yes I mentioned her, and no I'm not posting a picture of her :crazyeyes: )

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cozdude

cozdude

Guy with a Red 2-Door
jnabird333 said:
Agreed, for the similar look and still have some flexibility I choose to run MCE's Carbon (Looking) fenders on my Wife's Jeep. (... yes I mentioned her, and no I'm not posting a picture of her :crazyeyes: )

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i do like the look of those as well!
 
AllAmericanInfidel

AllAmericanInfidel

Caught the Bug
jnabird333 said:
Agreed, for the similar look and still have some flexibility I choose to run MCE's Carbon (Looking) fenders on my Wife's Jeep. (... yes I mentioned her, and no I'm not posting a picture of her :crazyeyes: )

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I think these are a better option if you hit the rocks at all. Those GR Carbon flares are sexy, but I would even be afraid of cracking them with flying rocks hauling ass through the desert, let alone rubbing them against a rock. With the MCE flares, you get a similar look and flexibility, at a fraction of the cost.
 
jnabird333

jnabird333

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AllAmericanInfidel said:
I think these are a better option if you hit the rocks at all. Those GR Carbon flares are sexy, but I would even be afraid of cracking them with flying rocks hauling ass through the desert, let alone rubbing them against a rock. With the MCE flares, you get a similar look and flexibility, at a fraction of the cost.
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I like the "old school" flat fender look too :yup:
 
SmokinV10

SmokinV10

Caught the Bug
Have y'all seen carbon fiber after a good impact? It just cracks and cracks bad. It looks like shit after you repair it. They look beautiful but I wonder how the resin coating will look after a few pinstripes. Definitely not as durable as some textured powder coating. CF is great for as lightweight sports car but I'll pass on a jeep.
 
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