Does anyone know who makes these fender flares?
01-05-10, 06:52 PM
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Does anyone know who makes these fender flares?
...Fener flares?
I've been searching for hours but cannot find any info on them. I'm guessing they were not designed for an FD and the owner chopped them up to fit... any help would be great.
I've been searching for hours but cannot find any info on them. I'm guessing they were not designed for an FD and the owner chopped them up to fit... any help would be great.
01-06-10, 12:26 PM
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if you aren't into the Jeep look here's what i run to accomodate my 295s on 10.5 rears.
Shine auto, a vendor i believe, offers them as "Burnout" fender flares. i don't know about the front as my fender is rolled and it fits my 9.5 front wheels.
i installed them myself and they aren't finish painted in this pic. the flares added .75 of an inch V my rolled rear fender lip.
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Shine auto, a vendor i believe, offers them as "Burnout" fender flares. i don't know about the front as my fender is rolled and it fits my 9.5 front wheels.
i installed them myself and they aren't finish painted in this pic. the flares added .75 of an inch V my rolled rear fender lip.
howard coleman
01-06-10, 01:33 PM
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Thanks for the input guys. Howard, those flares are nicely done. The shine burnout was my first choice for flare. I didn't think they were wide enough to stuff a 295 under though. I'm also looking into the origin-lab flares
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Either way i go i want them molded in.
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Either way i go i want them molded in.
