What do I do for fender flares after cutting fenders?

[scottmcneal]

I still run my stock flairs.. No they don't rub

I also have a pic at full stuff

 

[msrorysddad]

well from what I saw of them you can pretty much bend them as you wish. Their adds show them tied in a knot, run over by a truck and still lookin sweet. I emailed to find out about them. I saw some this weekend on a bronco, and spoke with the owner, he said he pretty much just put it where he wanted and tech screwed it on. I'll let you know what the company says. If they are a fit they would be so sweet, and inexpensive. Just got a reply, he said he didn't think so. All I can say is I've seen quite a few different items, from tube, to yj, to the border for gardens used. I'm gonna have to get my hands on a set to at least see.

 

[Darky]

Mine that I made for free. First time using a tube bender. Brother welded them on and extended them past the lower body line.

 

[bubba]

I went with Rusty's Flex Flares. I have beat them hard and other then ripping out a few bolts they have flexed and bent back. I haven't tested them in the cold MN winter but they have held up through the summer.

 

[sprngfldxj]

Mine that I made for free. First time using a tube bender. Brother welded them on and extended them past the lower body line.

Can you post some more detailed pics?

 

[agent98]

bubba, Did you nut and bolt your Rustys flex flairs on?

 

[Gravesdiggerxj]

I put on Flexy Flares. Got them from JC Whitney for $45 a pair. Several styles, but I put on the wide ones. Solid rubber, so they take a beating.

Go to http://home.windstream.net/rsolomon/jeep.htm

I have more pics if you want.

they look like lawn edginguke:
but hey they work right?

 

[Steve_Moore]

Can you post some more detailed pics?

Yea Darky, I'd like to see those things up close. :eyes: