I am replacing mine with new oem type flares. These bushwacker looking flares were fugly 15 plus years ago when they came out and they still are. 😆 That's not say I don't appreciate your tutorial my friend. I do. Thank you.
How were you able to get through on the first two bolts holes on the rears? I can’t seem to figure out how to place them without needing to drill in to where the seat belt housing is located.
Nice video for us who want to buy a pair. Watch out for your fingers though! Cutting like that is gambling with your fingers. Also, while you drilled your front fender, you can see how drilling the holes through the fender without bolting as you go is a bad idea. You tapped the fender and dropped it, drilled the next hole, then raised it back up for the following hole. My guess is you had a bolt that didn't quite fit or needed to be re-drilled.
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So what if i have the factory side steps will that be a problem
I am replacing mine with new oem type flares. These bushwacker looking flares were fugly 15 plus years ago when they came out and they still are. 😆 That's not say I don't appreciate your tutorial my friend. I do. Thank you.
Damn that's a good looking YJ
How were you able to get through on the first two bolts holes on the rears? I can’t seem to figure out how to place them without needing to drill in to where the seat belt housing is located.
That Jeep have leveling kit or lift kit?
Nice video for us who want to buy a pair.
Watch out for your fingers though! Cutting like that is gambling with your fingers. Also, while you drilled your front fender, you can see how drilling the holes through the fender without bolting as you go is a bad idea. You tapped the fender and dropped it, drilled the next hole, then raised it back up for the following hole. My guess is you had a bolt that didn't quite fit or needed to be re-drilled.
Is this jeep lifted?
What are those wheels?
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Help wrangler yj 1991 years engine 4.0 need pcm number part old pcm 56026982 not work
Don’t ever order from them never got my order and now having issues getting my money back
and don't drill through your washer fluid reservoir 🥴
those Fender Flares are ugly as HELL
no you