olram30
Not That Kind of Engineer
Neither. With a truss and sleeves, I'm already exceeding dynatrac strengths! Almost like it was blessed by Zeus himself.
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Neither. With a truss and sleeves, I'm already exceeding dynatrac strengths! Almost like it was blessed by Zeus himself.
Fir-na-tine
Caught the Bug
Thanks alot......I just ran hot coffee through my nasal cavity out my nose and all over my breakfast reading that hilarious Zeus comment.......killer build brother!! LOL
~Woodrow~
I think you should spend a thousand or so on metal ones!!!!!!
MedixJK
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Pull the trigger!!!
mudmobeeler
Caught the Bug
Eh, I say leave them unless your getting bigger tires soon.
But it's your jeep.
But it's your jeep.
mudmobeeler
Caught the Bug
Looks good with the spacers.
MedixJK
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Eh, I say leave them unless your getting bigger tires soon.
But it's your jeep.
^^^^ true. I was assuming bigger tires. We all know what assuming does.
MR.Ty
Token East Coast Guy
I don't have flat fenders, but I am running 2" bump stops and 35s. The only place I rub is the rear fender liners when I am at full stuff. That includes front wheels being turned to full lock. I can get some pics off of my phone later today if you want.
olram30
Not That Kind of Engineer
Cool, I would like 1.5" bump stops, but they don't exist for purchase. I thought about making some, but I don't have a chop saw to get clean cuts on the flat steel. Then I thought about cutting board material. I can find 2" for sale.
I'm trying to use evo rock stars and factory shocks with a small budget boost. I think I'm going to lose a ½" of travel in the end over factory with 2" bump stops.
olram30
Not That Kind of Engineer
I was going to trim the fenders a few weeks back, but my wife said to wait. She tried telling me she would rather have poison spider. I talked her out of them and we settled on mce. I didn't trust myself trying to cut them in that style. I also like these because they have a lip for reusing the inner splash guard. Also came with lights.
Hopefully I can get them on today if it stops raining.
Hopefully I can get them on today if it stops raining.
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MR.Ty
Token East Coast Guy
I do like those fenders. They will be my fall back if I screw up my fender chop. :yup:
olram30
Not That Kind of Engineer
Thanks......
olram30
Not That Kind of Engineer
I'll give a little review on these. Over priced for what they are. They should be in the 400 dollar range.
Installing them wasn't too bad. The fronts fit perfectly. The rear took some clamps to get them perfect. No nutserts, that's a plus. They use self tapping sheet metal screws instead. They are actually solid, yet flexible. The front uses a landing pad with a slight preload. Really nice to have dark black fenders to. They say they are uv stable, time will tell. Plus a lifetime warranty if they rip or crack off.
I like that they have a lip that holds in the inner splash guard and hides that goofy gap. Measure 3 times and cut once, or cut extra and trim the excess.
They also come with led lights for the side makers. That was nice.
I still recommend trimming your factory fenders, but if you have extra money knock yourself out. I wanted to trim the factory ones in this style, but didn't want to try. I may but some for my dozer. Someday...
Installing them wasn't too bad. The fronts fit perfectly. The rear took some clamps to get them perfect. No nutserts, that's a plus. They use self tapping sheet metal screws instead. They are actually solid, yet flexible. The front uses a landing pad with a slight preload. Really nice to have dark black fenders to. They say they are uv stable, time will tell. Plus a lifetime warranty if they rip or crack off.
I like that they have a lip that holds in the inner splash guard and hides that goofy gap. Measure 3 times and cut once, or cut extra and trim the excess.
They also come with led lights for the side makers. That was nice.
I still recommend trimming your factory fenders, but if you have extra money knock yourself out. I wanted to trim the factory ones in this style, but didn't want to try. I may but some for my dozer. Someday...