What other Fender Flairs will work on my Jeep?
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Year: 1999
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What other Fender Flairs will work on my Jeep?
Looking to replace the stock flairs, since one came off on the highway somewhere, and was wondering what other years or models would fit the curves of the 99 Cherokee sport? They don't have to fit as replacements, if the curves are close I can cut them and bolt them on... Thinking about just removing the hardware that's on there now and going fenderless.. Want to explore other options..
Any info would be great..
TIA
R
Any info would be great..
TIA
R
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Year: 1999
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Once I know what I need I could do just that...However, I don't have time to wander around a junk yard until I know what to look for..
My hope is that someone has used other flairs, and already know what will work.. the point of a forum, sharing information...
or, someone will have one that they no longer need and could send my way...
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Looking to replace the stock flairs, since one came off on the highway somewhere, and was wondering what other years or models would fit the curves of the 99 Cherokee sport? They don't have to fit as replacements, if the curves are close I can cut them and bolt them on... Thinking about just removing the hardware that's on there now and going fenderless.. Want to explore other options..
Any info would be great..
TIA
R
Any info would be great..
TIA
R
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Year: 1999
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I'm thinking I may just take all the flairs off and let it run around naked!
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That's what I have, but my fenders are trimmed. You pretty much need to trim to fit TJ flares, or cut a rather large chunk out of them. Also, my 33" tires stick out pretty far and the TJs just cover them. With little stock wheels, it'd look pretty ridiculous.
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bushwacker flat fender flare
Then you van put on some bigger tires.. and you don't need a lift
http://www.bushwacker.com/fender.asp?cat2=87
Then you van put on some bigger tires.. and you don't need a lift
http://www.bushwacker.com/fender.asp?cat2=87
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Year: 1999
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bushwacker flat fender flare
Then you van put on some bigger tires.. and you don't need a lift
http://www.bushwacker.com/fender.asp?cat2=87
Then you van put on some bigger tires.. and you don't need a lift
http://www.bushwacker.com/fender.asp?cat2=87
Don't wanna put that kind of $$ into cosmetics right now.. but I think they look great...
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Year: 1998
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I read some where , were a guy made his stock flares look like bushwacker pocket flares, I like the flat flares thet offer but I wish there was a cheaper version of them, and maybe something that boltd up to the stock location
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