ALUMINUM FENDERS: which ones to buy?!
01-08-2015, 11:12 AM
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JK Jedi
Our builds are going to be pretty similar then outside of the sliders. Thought about Genright sliders to match the rears but I can't justify spending $1300 for aluminum boatsides. They're good looking but that price is too damn crazy. Your rig looks clean though! 
I think your last pic finally crossed me over...
I think your last pic finally crossed me over...
01-08-2015, 07:42 PM
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JK Jedi
01-09-2015, 04:45 AM
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Finally got my Nemesis via Rebel OffRoad. This is after I finished the test fit & got all the mounting brackets in place, that's why they're bare. Just got them back from the painter yesterday. Final install will be this week or weekend at the latest.
Finally got my Nemesis via Rebel OffRoad. This is after I finished the test fit & got all the mounting brackets in place, that's why they're bare. Just got them back from the painter yesterday. Final install will be this week or weekend at the latest.
01-09-2015, 07:58 AM
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I am very happy with the fit and finish of my Nemesis Industries Notorious Flares (Front and Rear), Titan Tub Armor/Billy Rockers and Front Shock Relocation Brackets. Owner Rob Graft was readily available via email to address all questions. A Marson 325-RN (with 1/4-20 and 5/16-18 Mandrel/Nosepieces) in addition to quality drill bits (I used Chicago Latrobe 550 Cobalts) will make for a smooth install. Preinstall of flares, armor and rockers by myself took a full weekend, while reinstall after PC took a few hours.
01-09-2015, 08:09 AM
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Looks good. You gonna throw the Genright carrier on there as well?
Although I'm not a fan of their front/rear bumpers, the Nemesis fenders and rocker/slider are definitely G2G.
The new style monster beadlocks The black accents really help the wheel pop. May have to get mine painted like that. 
Although I'm not a fan of their front/rear bumpers, the Nemesis fenders and rocker/slider are definitely G2G.
The new style monster beadlocks
The black accents really help the wheel pop. May have to get mine painted like that.
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01-09-2015, 10:18 AM
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I've already mounted the Teraflex HD Hinged Carrier (can't see in pics). Not a fan of the GR carrier, however I am seriously considering the new Poison Spyder Body Mounted Tire Carrier as I like the Rotopax mounting options. Will probably list the Teraflex Carrier for sale soon.
01-09-2015, 10:31 AM
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I'm going with either the PSC or the Nemesis. Leaning more towards the PSC since they are less expensive and have the additional internal mounting to beef them up more but slider wise, I'll be running the Nemesis billy rockers. I currently have Genright aluminum rear bumper/carrier and PSC brawler lite up front.
01-09-2015, 11:39 AM
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Rsbmg, any updates? Or pics of the fenders? When are you planning to install?
Think I'm going to get the Billy Rockers and the Odyssey front bumper now and wait on the fenders. I'm still torn between the Nemesis and PSC. It's mainly the cost. For the extra $500 of the Nemesis, I could get some underside protection or go towards any other part of the build (LCG long arm, 37"s, Tera44 axle, lockers, gears etc)
Think I'm going to get the Billy Rockers and the Odyssey front bumper now and wait on the fenders. I'm still torn between the Nemesis and PSC. It's mainly the cost. For the extra $500 of the Nemesis, I could get some underside protection or go towards any other part of the build (LCG long arm, 37"s, Tera44 axle, lockers, gears etc)
01-09-2015, 01:45 PM
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The new PS Carrier looks pretty good. Only problem for some is that it's only available in steel. I have the Genright Aluminum rear carrier and it's no longer an issue to mount Rotopacks since Rugged Ridge came out with their x-style tube clamps. You could also have someone (maybe ask Genright themselves) TIG weld a mounting bracket directly to the tube.
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