Napier Precision - Picture Thread
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But in my opinion, 33s on 3.5" of lift will be close, especially if you off road. You'll probably need to install extended bumpstops to keep the tires from constantly hitting the flares if you off road. You'll also need to watch how much contact there is between the tires and the Jeep. May need different wheels with less backspacing or spacers on your existing wheels.
Hope this helps,
Doug
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Sure you can order just the front flares. That's one of the things we do, is sell "individual" flares. Go to the Front Flares under Individual Flares tab then select the options you want. You'll need to order both the driver's side & passenger's side plus you'll probably want hardware and edge trim but those are options. Here's the direct link: http://napierprecisionproducts.com/V...ront-Flare.htm
Let me know if there's anything else.
Thanks, Doug
Let me know if there's anything else.
Thanks, Doug
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Here's my 2dr XJ with Napier flares, they are way stronger than I ever expected.
Attachment 299819
Attachment 299819
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Got my flares installed. For reference, those are new BFG km2's 33 x 12.50 15 on 15 x 8 with 3.75 BS. My lift, measured from axle to frame, is 2.25 in. in the front and 3 in. in the rear. FYI my XJ is a 96 and I understand they can have some parts from the 97 + models and I think mine has the smaller rear fender opening. I'd already done a decent cut and fold when I trimmed the stock flares and fenders for the 31's but had to really beat the crud out of the rears to get the clearance needed for the new 96 and down flares to fit properly, I actually ended up getting them up a bit higher than intended for the most clearance. Lots of room back there now compared to before so I'm thrilled. Also, I cheated the fronts up 1/2 inch or so for as much clearance as possible so they ended up about even with the second crease in the body line. Got the hood vents too but haven't installed them yet.
Before, same lift and tires and trimmed stock flares and fenders:
After:
Before, same lift and tires and trimmed stock flares and fenders:
After:
#252
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Got my flares installed. For reference, those are new BFG km2's 33 x 12.50 15 on 15 x 8 with 3.75 BS. My lift, measured from axle to frame, is 2.25 in. in the front and 3 in. in the rear. FYI my XJ is a 96 and I understand they can have some parts from the 97 + models and I think mine has the smaller rear fender opening. I'd already done a decent cut and fold when I trimmed the stock flares and fenders for the 31's but had to really beat the crud out of the rears to get the clearance needed for the new 96 and down flares to fit properly, I actually ended up getting them up a bit higher than intended for the most clearance. Lots of room back there now compared to before so I'm thrilled. Also, I cheated the fronts up 1/2 inch or so for as much clearance as possible so they ended up about even with the second crease in the body line. Got the hood vents too but haven't installed them yet.
Doug
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What is everybody doing with the wiper fluid bottle in the drivers side fender? Relocating or just replacing after the cuttin is done?