Fender Chop
12-03-2010, 10:34 AM
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Fender Chop
Well since everyone was so kind to talk me into getting 35's with my 2.5 life i need some direction toward chopping my stock fender. Any pointers or posting any existing threads on how to do so would be great. I love the way the chopped fenders look but wont have the cash to put out for all of that.
12-03-2010, 10:38 AM
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12-03-2010, 01:14 PM
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Definitely do a search, Reds write up is the one to see.
One suggestion I took from one of the other members was very good. And that is before anything else, grab a roll of tape and try a ton of different styles out. Mostly to determine how much you want to cut off.
Definitely get the door trim for the edges from your local auto parts store, only a few dollars.
I did mine a lot like interceptors, nice job on the painted flares there
One suggestion I took from one of the other members was very good. And that is before anything else, grab a roll of tape and try a ton of different styles out. Mostly to determine how much you want to cut off.
Definitely get the door trim for the edges from your local auto parts store, only a few dollars.
I did mine a lot like interceptors, nice job on the painted flares there
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12-03-2010, 01:15 PM
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I left my front liners in (trimmed a bit), and used some leftover duplicolor to black out the rear wheel wells. Makes it a lot more visually pleasing to me than seeing the factory paint color and the engine/components...