wayoflife

LOL!! no, i mean yank as in "remove" them from your jeep. the plastic underside of your fenders extend and attach to the outside of your factory fenders. if you remove the top part (the part you see), the underside will need to be trimmed to match the lines of your new flares. of course, if you just remove them altogether, you won't need to worry about it.

CaptJck07

sorry for the questions - but your ripping the fender well plastic out too ? plus the flare ?

jeep2007

I just installed the Bushwacker flat flares this weekend and also cut the pinch seam while I was there. My Jeep looks totally different! WOL...your Jeep looks great and thx for the trip picks on the other post!

wayoflife

no, not necessarily. if you wish to keep the inner well liner, you will need to trim it down per the directions so that it mates up with your new bushwacker flat fenders. if you don't want to do this, you can just remove them. please see the write-up below as it should help you to understand what i am talking about.

http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-...ation-write-up

Msrunner

I installed a set of Bushwacker flat flares. I chose them over Xenon because they are made of a Dura flex TPO UV resistant plastic. They can be left unfinished and they bend instead of break. For the install a small air reciprocating saw works best to cut the stock splash guards flush with the body. They really look good.

CaptJck07

thanx for the write up , understand better now

CaptJck07

where do you get one of those horse shoe tools at , to pull the plugs

wayoflife

harbor freight

speed2005

I must be the only one who likes the full stock fendres better

Menard666

Yes, you are!