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Old 08-07-2014, 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by kjeeper10
The fronts are rather stiff because of the shell underneath. My opinion .. The Smitty's look like overly trimmed stock flares.

I really just hacked mine and they look good, I did tape a slant to follow on the front but the rest... I just followed the inner radius.
Really can't screw up ... Sand and use the plastic trim. You'll like the look and it's free.




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Would it be bad to cut like this? It would save the hassle of taking out the inside. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7TiHYfqDVs
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That is how I did it. Gets tricky near the front.


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Old 08-07-2014, 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted by kjeeper10
That is how I did it. Gets tricky near the front.


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How so? With the reflector light?
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The blade can hit the metal fender if not careful. It's just hard to work a jig saw around the front section.
I jammed a cut off piece of flare in between the body/flare to protect it.


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To get mine to be the same, I used a can to get the radius of the turn towards the grill and lots of measuring
Old 08-07-2014, 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted by kjeeper10
The blade can hit the metal fender if not careful. It's just hard to work a jig saw around the front section.
I jammed a cut off piece of flare in between the body/flare to protect it.


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So would dremel work? Or a reciprocating saw?
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I think a Dremel w/ a cut wheel works well.
This would work good too
http://m.harborfreight.com/electric-....google.com%2F


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Originally Posted by Chris_07_JK
Where did you get your bushwackers for $420!? ive only seen them for $600+
Chris at jeepaddons.com. Unfortunately, I think they are out of business. But I figure if they could do it, then other vendors should get close. Bryan Hart <bhart@4wd.com> had me at $450, but Chris beat it so I purchased from him. I think, its hard to remember, but I think Northridge 4x4 had me at $495. I contacted EVERYONE. On a tight budget for mods after my monthly payments for the JK.

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Bushwhacker Flat Fenders. PITA to install but I like the way the look!!

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Thanks for all the help guys!


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