arjeeper

I bet the dunes would heat it up a lot!

But then the other side--would you want to kick sand up into the engine bay?

mhockey9090

Yeah very true. I found 2 inches of sand in my rear corner panel when I took out the tail light.

Crawler Conceptz

Hey guys, our inner fenders were the first full inner fender replacement that's bolts together as once piece. They come vented with or without our star CC logo. I have been running them for quite some time and have had, nor have I heard of any over heating issues due to installing our liners. On the HWY or on the Trail. Not only do they replace the factory liners they also offer a little more clearance the the OEM plastics. Please click on the link below. Call in to order don't forget to mention JK-Forum for a discount. Also check out our matching rear inner liners.

Ultimate Series JK Aluminum Front Inner Fender Kit

They ship raw and are designed to bolt up with only drilling a few small holes.
For guys running coil overs these liners ship raw so you can trim them for almost any application.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8JMVFgBqqI

Matthewd5

I ordered the PS non-vented inner liners today

Do you have the Poison Spyder flat fenders as well?

How did the install go?

Last dumb question, powder coat, regular or textured? I'm thinking just the plan black, maybe the higher temp powder?

Matthew

mdash

I have the stock fenders just cut extremely narrow. The install is super easy. I did trim my tub in the very front because with the stock fenders it looked a little goofy. The inner liner is supposed to tuck under their flares, but since I don't have their flares, it fit funny in the front. Here's a picture of how the inner fender sat before and after I did a little trimming. It turned out pretty nice in my opinion. Also, I opted to paint my inner liners. I painted all my bumpers, sliders, inner liners, etc with Duplicolor TR250 Truck bedliner paint. It's fairly durable and touch up work blends really nice.


Here's another picture a little further away. It's hard to find a good shot since they're painted black, but covered in mud they are visible. LOL!!