2K1XJ

Anybody use these? If so, which type did you use, lip mount or no lip mount?I'm ready to cut fenders and don't want to shell out $400 for flares. Saw these and thought they might be a nice budget option.


http://www.pacerperformance.com/

HCCAFan

Seems like a good idea on their part. Have you found anywhere to buy them?

s14unimog

that's cool, haven't seen those yet. Lead by example, and take pictures..

2K1XJ

JC Whitney, Quadratech...etc. I think I'm gonna give em a try.

jeepxj19

They sell those at my local vip auto, have lookd at em and wonder how they woukd be, if u get em post pics

HCCAFan

Looks like you'd have to cut your fenders and then bend them under so you'd have something to screw them to.

2K1XJ

I think you'd have to use the no lip mount option where they screw into the side of the fender...due to the lack of a lip on the front fenders...

neeland

I really like that no lip mount. It looks good. Thanks for posting this I'm gonna look into these!

wb joe

any truck part store would have them iv gotten them on rolls to put on buses and rvs no lip mount with a hair dryer work the best.and yes cut then drill holes where you wont them

xjon35s

Good find man....I have cut fenders but Im like you, I really dont want to shell out $400 bucks for flares. Plus, I want something cheap so if I hit a tree or rock or something like that on a trail, I wont be pissed when they break! Take pics of your install and everything.

Gatchmo5710

I bet a local fab shop could do some easy tube fenders for cheaper than 400. Looks way good imo. That's the route I'm going. Won't ever break or scratch up.

xjon35s

Question for ya'll: Has anybody done tube fenders by bending a pipe to fit your fender, cut a slit in it and welded it to the fender? Ive thought about doing this for a while now but I was wondering if anyone has ever done that yet?

Mudtruck87

There is a rig out there that has tied in the body to the cage. I will try to find the thread. The guy started with a four door XJ. Made a 2door truck truggy then from there an incredulity crawler. I'm sure others have seen the thread as well. He did a detailed thread with all his tube work.

wb joe

this is what i use on my fleet trucks