trimmed and cut
09-27-2008, 08:35 AM
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trimmed and cut
After having alot of rubbing issues with my front fenders so i decided to just go ahead and cut my fenders and mid-width my stock bumper. I may make the bumper shorter in the future but i wanted to start a little long and decide later. I cut the fenders with a grinder with a cut-off wheel. I kept all of them on the jeep except one when cutting. I decided to do the first one with it off the jeep and it didnt go well. So i put the rest on the jeep and cut them and it worked out much better. I am fairly happy with the results. I purposely kept them a little larger so i could go back later and cut more if i choose to. May not look the greatest but at least i wont rub now.
09-27-2008, 09:12 AM
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Double - 
Wish I had the kahunas (and wife's blessing) to cut my fenders!!!
Here is what you'll end up with if you take in the front bumper wings as far as you can.
RB
Wish I had the kahunas (and wife's blessing) to cut my fenders!!!
Here is what you'll end up with if you take in the front bumper wings as far as you can.
RB
09-27-2008, 10:39 AM
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Would you mind doing a write-up on both how you did the fender-trimming and also how the last picture (red JK) did the bumper?
I would like to do both to my JK after the lift (3") and tires (315's) go on.
And GREAT JOB! I love the look of both!
I would like to do both to my JK after the lift (3") and tires (315's) go on.
And GREAT JOB! I love the look of both!
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09-27-2008, 10:46 AM
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https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...098#post667098
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