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Goatman said:They're pretty ugly...........make sure you really want them.
Safari Ary said:
Goatman said:
Ah, What do they know, A used car salesman, and a web wheeler!Safari Ary said:
seanR said:Ah, What do they know, A used car salesman, and a web wheeler!
I think they look good!
I just wish I could keep them on! :wierd:
Don't let these punk azz biotches change your mind. BWs look very cool IF, IF, IF you have enough tire. 33" is the absolute smallest. 35s are better.jma said:
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RichP said:
I helped someone install the ones I bought on their 98. (I sold them, had cold feet after receiving them). I am not sure if its what you meant, but Bushwacker doesn't make a "98+" version. They make them for the earlier XJs and you have to adapt them or your jeep to make them fit on a 97 or newer. The fronts go on the same on old and new (except new you have to watch the washer bottle inside the driver fender), but the rears are different. On 97+ the bumper endcap wraps around the side of the vehicle and ties into the stock fender flare. To make Bushwackers work, you either have to cut the rear lower portion of the new flare off to be the same size as the original flare (in my opinion, defeating the purpose) or you have to cut off the end of your endcap where it meets up with the flare. On sarvermr's he has an aftermarket bumper and so doesn't have the stock endcaps and so avoided the whole shebang that way. On the one I helped install, we trimmed his stock endcaps and the new flare so that the new flare wrapped right over the endcap. It looks pretty good.turdles said:
