Bushwacker flats + front splash guards?
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Year: 1998
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Bushwacker flats + front splash guards?
I tried searching for this, and literally found nothing. I was wondering if anyone has used the factory splash shields with the flat flares? The flares come with the plastic rivet things which I assume are for reattaching the guards. Most jeeps I see don't run them, but I would prefer to run mine and wondering if anyone has had experience reinstalling them with the flat flares as I may be starting this project tonight.
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I don't run flares at all, but I'll give you a bit of input. When I did my cut and fold initially I did it so I could keep the inner liner. However, the pinch seam inside the wheel well became an issue at full stuff. I ended up ditching the liners and beating the pinch seam over. If you keep up with washing the fenders out, it isn't a big deal.
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they actually give you the plastic clips to re install the splash guards... me i just threw them away
http://www.bushwacker.com/Instructions/10922_r0.pdf
look at page 9 image 42 it talks about re installing inner splash.. if you have any other questions let me know i installed these myself took me about 8 hours to do all 4
http://www.bushwacker.com/Instructions/10922_r0.pdf
look at page 9 image 42 it talks about re installing inner splash.. if you have any other questions let me know i installed these myself took me about 8 hours to do all 4
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I reinstalled the inners on mine after installing my BW flat fenders. It works good, just be careful, they tell you to cut/trim them. I cut way too much & now I have to go to the JY and grab.a new set. Just take your time, the install took me a lot of time but I measure twice & cut once (except for the inners, obviously). Good luck.
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they actually give you the plastic clips to re install the splash guards... me i just threw them away
http://www.bushwacker.com/Instructions/10922_r0.pdf
look at page 9 image 42 it talks about re installing inner splash.. if you have any other questions let me know i installed these myself took me about 8 hours to do all 4
http://www.bushwacker.com/Instructions/10922_r0.pdf
look at page 9 image 42 it talks about re installing inner splash.. if you have any other questions let me know i installed these myself took me about 8 hours to do all 4
I don't run flares at all, but I'll give you a bit of input. When I did my cut and fold initially I did it so I could keep the inner liner. However, the pinch seam inside the wheel well became an issue at full stuff. I ended up ditching the liners and beating the pinch seam over. If you keep up with washing the fenders out, it isn't a big deal.
Here's where I'm at so far with the install...maybe an hour into it, almost ready to start cutting this one. Pay no mind to that rusty OEM shock, haha
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