Originally Posted by Jeep(NV)

I used some 3m tape to keep mine from flapping, worked awesome.

Originally Posted by jrylb73

To the people that cut there color matched Sahara fender, what did you use to cut the fender? I was thinking a drimel tool or an air grinder would work to keep from chipping the paint. So if someone could help me out before I go start cutting away.

Thanks

Originally Posted by Philip *AZ*

Be careful with anything that has too many RPM, you will actually melt the plastic. From lots of reading I hear that a Sawsall is the best. Im still waiting for my tires before I do Mine.

Originally Posted by jrylb73

Well I used a Dremel and it did pretty good, did end up with a huge blister on my arm where a piece of melted plastic landed. I still have the rear ones to do.

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Originally Posted by 10frank9

Alright I took the leap and did this mod today. Took about 1.5 hours for the chop itself with a Dremel. Took about another 1.5-2 to modify the fender support structures up front. I also modded the front wheel well liners so I wont worry about kicking up mud and whatnot into my engine compartment. I added some door trim and used some wheel well undercoat to spray the rear wells/tub.

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