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This is exactly the style I want but I am a little uneasy about how tough these are offroadOriginally Posted by JDHDrum
My buddy had these on his former XJ. http://www.quadratec.com/products/12510_0800_07.htm He was happy with them, but other than hunting season his jeep rarely left pavement.
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I'm using the Rustys ones that are the most flexible. Have had them in the forest quite a bit up against trees and a few rocks not broken or torn off so far.
The best part was I found them on CL new in the box for $150 (for a 4 dr) the guy had sold his XJ before he ever got them installed.
The best part was I found them on CL new in the box for $150 (for a 4 dr) the guy had sold his XJ before he ever got them installed.
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I'll look into the rustys ones and that's a deal, I've only seen a few on cl and you guessed it all 4 door just my luckOriginally Posted by Fred/N0AZZ
I'm using the Rustys ones that are the most flexible. Have had them in the forest quite a bit up against trees and a few rocks not broken or torn off so far. The best part was I found them on CL new in the box for $150 (for a 4 dr) the guy had sold his XJ before he ever got them installed.
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You forgt NOTCH flares... Very good clearance....requires some weldig and such if your capable of so... But the torture tests they do prove you won't destroy them... I saving for a set but for now I just got the pacer flexy flares to keep the mud off the windshield
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My vote is for the Napier Precision flares, I have them on my 2 door. They aren't as wide as the Bushwacker's and they follow the body lines much better.
X2 on the Napier flares they look the best in my opinionOriginally Posted by Blaine
My vote is for the Napier Precision flares, I have them on my 2 door. They aren't as wide as the Bushwacker's and they follow the body lines much better.
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I would probably go for rears on all 4 corners by I lime the look of this tooOriginally Posted by BrandonSS
I think I'm going this route... TJ fenders
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I saw these before IMO I'm not sold on them i like the bulkier pocket flares just my opinionOriginally Posted by BrandonSS
I think I'm going this route... TJ fenders
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I think that's the route I'm going to go is the Napier flares now this might sound stupid but I have never installed these before is there anything I need to make sure of before I buy these? How they bolt up? What hardware? I'm assuming anything stainless steel and I also noticed rope trim in other flare kits will I need this?Originally Posted by cleenrob
X2 on the Napier flares they look the best in my opinion
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the kit comes with everything you need except for the tools you need to install. there a discount code some where for 10% off. i used it but dont remember what it is nowOriginally Posted by steven72192
I think that's the route I'm going to go is the Napier flares now this might sound stupid but I have never installed these before is there anything I need to make sure of before I buy these? How they bolt up? What hardware? I'm assuming anything stainless steel and I also noticed rope trim in other flare kits will I need this?
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Awesome, thanks and I will look into that discount thanks againOriginally Posted by cleenrob
the kit comes with everything you need except for the tools you need to install. there a discount code some where for 10% off. i used it but dont remember what it is now
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bleepinjeep.com has a discount code for the flairsOriginally Posted by cleenrob
the kit comes with everything you need except for the tools you need to install. there a discount code some where for 10% off. i used it but dont remember what it is now