Triming my cherokee
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Triming my cherokee
I am going to trim the Cherokee so i can fit 33s that's old news what i want to know is how to make it look nice. I want to know what i can do to make the jeep look good once i trim it. I will not be able to buy fenders way to much money for something like that. So i heard i can use garden liner and all that. I want to know how to do it and PICTURES would help greatly i don't like just going and doing something i want pictures to show me how it will look and all thanks yall
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Thatd be great my fenders are cut and there isnt any wheel well liner so all the wind comes up the front fenders and in the doors
I would love to close it off
What have some of u guys done
I would love to close it off
What have some of u guys done
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Originally Posted by Gee oh Dee
For the front gap that lets air and crap hit the inside odbthe door use a cut to fit pool noodle.
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that's what I did -- one noodle, cut in half.. just mash it between fender and body... works fairly well.. I also wirebrushed inside the bottom of the fender where it bolts to the body and threw a bunch of herculiner in there to keep the rust down.. I do miss my wheel well liners a bit. Amazing how much gravel/dust/crud you kick up into the engine compartment. Worries me a bit with my CAI, but I've never had a problem. The little air dam I fabbed seems to do the trick. I wish I could find a black pool noodle to match my black/white motif, but I had to settle for bright blue.
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Originally Posted by 01xjMontucky
that's what I did -- one noodle, cut in half.. just mash it between fender and body... works fairly well.. I also wirebrushed inside the bottom of the fender where it bolts to the body and threw a bunch of herculiner in there to keep the rust down.. I do miss my wheel well liners a bit. Amazing how much gravel/dust/crud you kick up into the engine compartment. Worries me a bit with my CAI, but I've never had a problem. The little air dam I fabbed seems to do the trick. I wish I could find a black pool noodle to match my black/white motif, but I had to settle for bright blue.
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You can use the noodle to fill in and then use the spray foam... I think it's called Great Stuff. Something like that to fill in the fronts and that dries hard. Then beeline over that.
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I was talking bout the fender.....not the fender liner. I am trimming it soon so i need a way to have like flat fenders but home made cause they cost a **** load
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tj flare will clear 33's if you trim your xj fenders and they ar pretty cheap to pick up from most JY. There is a good write up on JP magazines website that has a good bit of pics and looks good.
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