So I really want to get that nice flare look on the Jeep, but I don't want to cut into it, because I hate paying people to work on my vehicle. And trust peoples judgement in something they wont drive, I'd rather not do that. So does any one know if they make pocket flares for the xj?

 

I don't think so... These are all the brands I know of:

Napier- http://www.napierprecisionproducts.c...6-97-01_c3.htm

Bushwacker- Flat- http://bushwacker.com/fender.asp?dht...&search=Search

Cut-Out- http://bushwacker.com/fender.asp?dht...&search=Search

Rusty's- http://www.rustysoffroad.com/jeep-ex...ex-flares.html

Ebay- http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trks...at=0&_from=R40


I don't know why you wouldn't cut it yourself? It is very easy to do and there is a ton of writeups on it.

 

i'm installing bushwacker flat fenders... just started cutting into my first fender.. its pretty simple just do your home work and see what others have done and the bushwackers come with a pretty detailed install guide..

 

Rustys makes a bulge fender and they look like this https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f58/bulge-fenders-54466/ they are like 700 bucks for the front two tho.Or something fully different http://hooliganoffroadengineering.com/XJ.php they are a vendor on here https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f10/h-...s-here-139959/

 

Cut your fenders yourself. It's not that hard, just time consuming.

 

X2. Just need an angle grinder and you are gtg

 

Any aftermarket flare will require cutting as you are trying tj add more room for tires. But like everyone said, just do it yourself.

 

Or you could even use a jig saw if you go slow enough.

 

What do you guys think about using a dremmel or something along those lines? I've used it for so many things and its great

 

3 inch air cut off wheel gave me most control and fast cut it just eats through the air had to wait for compressor to catch up.