Bustedknuckle

At southeast Jeepfest a few weeks ago, I scored a complete set of Bushwacher pocket style flares for dirt dirt cheap, in good shape, just need repainting...

but their for a 2 door XJ, not my 4 door. I'm still intent on using them. I'll make em' suckers work, I'm just curious if anyone has taken this route before and can share some insight?

Any and all feedback is appreciated!

AbadK5Blaz

I have never used them before but Id bet they would look good

jonb8

I know they don't like rocks or tree's, Not at all flexible like stock flares.

Kyle

X2, they are very hard and prone to falling off. But they also cover the tires very nicely.

-Kyle

bdferber

i need to find some good fender flares so i can do some trimming but i want it to look good with the Grey trim on the doors still too....any ideas? sorry i am not trying to steal your thread....and i'm sure you can make them work. might as well try right?

Kyle

why not run flareless?

besides BW's have you considered YJ flares?

-Kyle

ktmracer419

ive seen 4 door flares run on a 2 door. dont see why you cant figure it out

Bustedknuckle

On the line of the YJs, I had one and the flares were kinda "Eh"

However I saw 2 ZJs, one online and one in person with TJ flares.

elnino

dude just put them on...and cut the part where the door opens...i told you!

by the way...im..white_elephant on jeepforum...




yes im hijacking ur thread!!


NOTE: WE ARE FRIENDS..SO IM NOT BEEN A JERK..IM JUST GIVING HIM A HARD TIME BECAUSE WE ARE CLOSE FRIENDS...MUHAHAHA

Jeepster120

I was looking for fender flares the other day and found some on Rusrtysoffroad.com. They are flexible and about the same price as the bushwackers. The do get riveted in though, not just bolted.

Bustedknuckle

Oh jeez... don't get Elnino started on Rustys, he praises him!

Actaully got a chance to meet Mr Rusty himself in Ocala a few months back, very nice an knowadgeable gentleman.