Jeeper'08

Those look pretty good, I have the same wheels btw, but what tires (and size) are those?

jeepasaur

I would definitely take the fender well out...you can leave the fender support in until you get enough of the fender cut to easily pull it out but you Will be able to get a much straighter cut without the loose fender well shaking around under your saw...especially if you're using a sawzall such as I did



Also after I cut the fenders on my jk I spent a good amount of time with a sanding block getting the edges perfect then I put on some black door trim and shrunk it with a hairdryer for a really tight fit...i have seen some really good looking fender chops and ive seen some real hack jobs...patience and planning are key..so make sure you take your time and have an extra set of hands on standby...good luck and post pcs!

Emmeljk11

Yeah take your time if you want a nice cut. Mines ok it stared to rain so not perfect but plan on trimming them down a little more.

Sinkic

yup, i agree but i haven't heard anything bad about them? just wanted to know what you heard.

Spyder-X

Poison Spyder for sure.

nvertflyer

i have 2 say that i really like the flat fender look but even though that posted video looks impressive if you slide into any flat fender out there including the plastic ones you can pretty much kiss your sheet metal good bye..if you get up close and personal with any rocks or trees on a regular basis i would say just cut the oem ones as they were designed to break away on impact...if not and you are just going for clearance then those psc flares look pretty sweet

jchance7037

I really like the massive bush pocket flare fenders. The only issue is I have an AEV Snorkel that runs along the top of my passenger side fender. Will the pocket flare work? has anyone attempted this?