Flexy Flares
Has anyone ever used these Flexy Flares to add additional coverage?
http://www.quadratec.com/products/92510_300.htm
Thanks,
Chris
http://www.quadratec.com/products/92510_300.htm
Thanks,
Chris
I guess I am looking for the best approach and if these are a good product. If these are a quality yet economical solution, I considered picking them up. Would the best way be to remove the old flares and replace with these? Attaching them with the old ones in place may look strange..
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I am going to the junk yard to grab some stock ones off a JK or TJ, and cut to fit, they are wider than ours and cheap, the junk yard here wants $28 for all 4
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I built it in the garage. Took about 6 hours, Anyone can done it let me know if yall are interested i will post the directions and materials needed,
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gearheadette - I have a roof rack very similar to warthogs, although it is not homemade. It is from Surco products. http://www.surcoinc.com/appguide.php
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