CP Fender Flare and Skirt install Pics
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CP Fender Flare and Skirt install Pics
Well I've had these CP Racing flares forever and finnally got them on(fitted) with the sideskirt. Drivers side not done yet, passenger side on for fitment.
9in Epsilons on the rear 225/50/15 with Falken rubber.
The baby is looking bad!
3pc rear valance is next after I primer it.
9in Epsilons on the rear 225/50/15 with Falken rubber.
The baby is looking bad!
3pc rear valance is next after I primer it.
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Originally Posted by Paradox
sexy, so did you cut off the original fender flares?
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I have the same wheels and tire size. I photographed cutting out my fender lips for the widebody install. If you need pics, or a step by step, let me know.
How high does the flare bolt in above the lip crease? If you could mount the flare, then scribe the outer edge of it with masking tape, I can give you an idea where to cut, based on the pics I took. How much is the rear lowered?
How high does the flare bolt in above the lip crease? If you could mount the flare, then scribe the outer edge of it with masking tape, I can give you an idea where to cut, based on the pics I took. How much is the rear lowered?
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now let's get someone who can make and ship CF or fibreglass parts of high quality to make more of these style flares. Both CP Racing and my own Rotorhead have failed, either at quality or at reliable shipping, but there's definately a market for these flares...
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me, I'd put 'em front and rear, but for aesthetic reasons. Really wider tires on the back make sense, whereas 9" rims on the front just makes the steering more sensitive to bumps & potholes.
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Originally Posted by Manntis
now let's get someone who can make and ship CF or fibreglass parts of high quality to make more of these style flares. Both CP Racing and my own Rotorhead have failed, either at quality or at reliable shipping, but there's definately a market for these flares...
EDIT - **** it. I just went back to the books and they're $300. I forgot about that part.
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me, I'd put 'em front and rear, but for aesthetic reasons. Really wider tires on the back make sense, whereas 9" rims on the front just makes the steering more sensitive to bumps & potholes.
Ah, but if you're extending your front control arms out an inch or two, you need to do something to keep the front wheels from crashing into the stock fenders.
The fun part is extending the tie rods, but we have ways of dealing with that, too...