fender cut question?
- Thread starter YAEGER83
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in the rear, no, nothing at all. up front, your engine will be exposed but, i have not found this to be a problem.
well, 2 wiring harness on the tipm will be exposed but, you can probably cover them up pretty easily. granted, i've been running like this for years now and have never had any issues, even when wheeling in thick mud back east.
Mikes Offroad
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Same here kept the inner liner and just trimmed it to fit. Like MTG stated not perfect but at ten feet away looks perfect.
i'll do better than that and give you a link that'll show you how to do it :yup:
http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-ups/jeep-jk-wrangler-factory-fender-chop
http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-ups/jeep-jk-wrangler-factory-fender-chop
sorry, i meant to post this link up too. it's for a bushwacker install i did and it has steps on how to retain your inner liners.
http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-ups/bushwacker-jk-flat-fender-installation-write-up
http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-ups/bushwacker-jk-flat-fender-installation-write-up
Holeshot
Banned
I kept my inner liner, trimmed to fit the width of the body.As there was a 2 or 3" gap between the liner and the body, I took a truck rubber pad, cutted a strip the lenght I needed, took some screws and some kind of C-clips. As I live in canada, winters are long and snowy as hell, so it was an obligation for me.
You can see on that pic what it looks like.
I used clip like these
You can see on that pic what it looks like.
I used clip like these
not that i've found and for me, i actually like it better without them. but, that's just me :yup:
MTG
Caught the Bug
YAEGER83 said:
I just cut along a path that allowed me to retain as much factory hardware on top. Along the back I just followed the contour of the jeep and zip tied it to the hole at the bottom. There is a gap but I didn't worry about it. I figure some protection is better than none.
In grabbed these with my phone real quick.
