Not taken negative in any way, I understand this look isn't for everyone.

Frame plating and axles are coming after I finish this. Then I'm planning on going up to a 39.5 hopefully.


And the site won't let me upload tonight for some reason so I'll post an update tomorrow or monday I guess.

 

right on looking forward to it!

 

Well the site won't let me add photos for some reason. So hopefully attaching them will work.

 

Second set of 5

 

3rd set

 

4th

 

And that should do it. Sorry about having to post the pictures all crappy. But at least it works. I'm pretty happy with how the fenders came out. Really looking forward to hitting some trails soon and seeing what it can do when I don't have to stress about chewing up tires every time it flexes

 

Gotta say, I would love to do this myself l. Looks awesome.

 

Looks good, I might of missed it , are you planning on skinning the new fenders?

 

Thank you. Took way longer then expected but I'm super happy with how it came out. I just wanna go wheel now...

Yeah, they will be getting skinned as well. If I have the free time this week I'm going to try and chop up the old fenders for the skins

 

Fenders look good. How did you make your cope notch?

 

I have a vinyl plotter I used. I laid out angles at a 5* increment on my computer and then cut them out. Then all you have to do it put the sticker on the tube and cut them out with a die grinder. I was blown away on how easy it actually was to use. I'll be selling sets once I get moved and have a little more free time.

 

So you're going to manually switch the transmission whenever you drive it anywhere? That'll get old real fast. I'd leave the TCU for just driving, and use the switches as a bypass when you want to manually control it

 

What he said. To have the option is cool. But for normal driving, having the TCU do the work is the ****

 

I tried to make a cope notch once with a chop saw and it didn't work very well