Lets see your flares (bought or homemade)
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Originally Posted by JeepPR
4.5" & 32", I can easily go to 33" (in the near future) there's room to spare. I think you'll be okay with the 4"
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heres my BW flat flares and i love them...with little 31's on a 6.5" lift i really need 33" and left the backend up
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for dave and jrod
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f58/st...ares-so-50571/
I followed this thread but I used brake line in the round part of the lawn edging and bent it to shape
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f58/st...ares-so-50571/
I followed this thread but I used brake line in the round part of the lawn edging and bent it to shape
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so i have a question. i like to run my cherokee through the automated car wash, does any one know if the busch wacker flat fenders will hold up? Or any of the modified fenders for that matter. Do the metal tube fenders hold up to the car wash?
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From: Rapho Township, PA
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I ran mine through the car wash, and mine are painted, and I had no isses with the flares. They have been scraped, covered in mud, washed, sprayed and washed, and they are holding up great for me. 
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exactly. I figured they could handle the weather and the trails fine, but I was not sure if they would hold the paint all that well. But the primer they suggest is perfect and I am very impressed.
I figured they could handle the weather and the trails fine, but I was not sure if they would hold the paint all that well. But the primer they suggest is perfect and I am very impressed.
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From: Here, There, Everywhere
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Without swing shackles and soft layered leafs, coil springs will almost always have more flex.... but the leafs with take more of a beating and keep the truck more stable for sand and really deep mud. So really, it is more so, what are you going to do with your jeep krawlthis?
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Without swing shackles and soft layered leafs, coil springs will almost always have more flex.... but the leafs with take more of a beating and keep the truck more stable for sand and really deep mud. So really, it is more so, what are you going to do with your jeep krawlthis?
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