Hodge7467

It's easy, get some blue painters tape, mark out your cuts with the tape. Then take your fenders off and cut. You can use a dremil, saws all. I'm in WA and will do them if your too worried to do it.

nthinuf

just read through a few of the many, many threads already started on this. You will find plenty of pics, all the steps, all the tools, commentary on which tools worked best and why. Find the style that looks good to you, grab some tape, and go mark them off to see if that is actually how you want them cut. Easy stuff.

Start with this one, and then do a quick search for a dozen others...

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...highlight=reds

You should also look for threads on replacement clips, and where to order them. (pretty good bet that you will break a few while removing the flares - if you choose to remove them to cut)

CosmoBlew

I'm in Missouri ha! I'm gonna give it a go.. I'll post pics

FoxRacingJMC

Fenders chopped....finally took the plunge, they came out pretty good right?

Dblaron

Looks real good. All you need is that first cut than its down hill.

FoxRacingJMC

yea, tell me about it...only took about 2 weeks of going back and forth whether i should cut em or not

Perkalater79

From the pictures, they came out PERFECT! Nice job. I bought the Bushwacker flats. I knew that I had to roll my mods into my purchase or my wife would NEVER got for wheels, tires, lights, bumpers, winch, skid plate, and fenders AFTER buying a new Jeep. I thought if I butchered the fenders, I would not be able to get the Bushwackers.

CosmoBlew

I like that Jeep man! Really sharp. I want to so mine like yours. I like how you angle it at the end.

xplore12jk

A couple of and a sawzall would work. J/K

FoxRacingJMC

That's how I got it done, with some help from Beck's and a couple shots of crown royal