element981

This is the email I got from Kenny @ RR about the TF:

There are pictures of the tube fenders on our web site under the photos tab.
They are also available for on-line purchase under the shop tab on our site.
These fenders are constructed from 1.5'' DOM tubing that is CNC bent for uniformity and heavy gauge laser cut steel.
They are very strong, fit well and include mounting hardware and spacers for added strength.
They are $799 for a set of 4 in bare steel. Add $200 for powder coat or a very durable Gatorhyde finish.
If you have any other questions feel free to give me a call at 717 262 3079.

j.k.livin

I would say if your 200 short of the tube, buy the mini. If you can ante up the extra money buy the tubes. Tubes should last longer, but my garbage can is a trooper and is holding up well, and its plastic. So who knows?

MD_Rubi

you'll like those fenders and will have people asking you about the fenders. Ken used my jeep to build those fenders so i have the first set.

Major Ho

MD_Rubi: Did you know your JK gallery links to "Jeepin Dad" which only confused my because it is a gallery for an Army Green 2 door X.

Piginajeep

Check out smittybilt fenders, its a small 4 or 5" steel fender. They are suppose to be out soon.

Thats the set I plan on going with.

MD_Rubi

I didn't know that and I don't know who that is.

HappyCurmudgeon

You are member #459, you have the wrong number in the gallery box. replace 289 with 459 and you should be fine

SASQUATCH

So it's a narrow version basically? I'll definitely check these out. I like some of the steel tube fenders out there but they all appeared too wide for my taste so I went the Xenon route for now, but it'll be easy enough to mount steelies down the road with having used the rivet nuts in the back, etc.

MD_Rubi

thanks. not sure how the other person's id got into mine.

HappyCurmudgeon

Forum gremlins.

we keep the traps set, but the sneak through from time to time.