Trimming your stock inner fenders on your Jeep Wrangler for aftermarket fenders
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video we trim our crew members inner fenders for his aftermarket fenders to complete the look. This is a good alternative until you can afford some SkullKrushers inner fenders. I will leave a link below for SkullKrushers inner custom fenders if your interested in that as well. They have great quality and we will be upgrading to them in the future. Until then this was our alternative. As always Thank You all for you support, enjoy, and thanks for watching!
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This is a very helpful video. No filler or fluff, just the necessary info that's needed for the trim job. I like the gloss black paint tip. Thanks!
Thank you very much for the kind words. We try and make it easy to follow and give any tips we wish we had when learning on our own. Again much appreciated 🙏
Thanks for the post, I just finished my liner today and it’s a lot better than having an open engine bay.
No problem, hope the video helped. Also thank you for tuning in we appreciate you checking it out. 😎
Laughlin. Great video. Nice work. Diesel components are limited and this option is a easy mod. Thanks.
Thank you very much we appreciate the support glad the video was helpful.
Great video and much better quality than other videos
Much appreciated hope it was helpful
This video is awesome I’d give it 5 stars. Works perfect for my wife’s Jeep. Straight to the point. Awesome job!
You’re very welcome! Glad it was informative and helped you. Thanks so much for watching and hopefully gained a subscription.
Great job on the video! Plenty of helpful tips, thanks for sharing.
Thanks you. It was pretty simple not as fancy as some Skull Krushers but will work till we can afford them. Appreciate the support.
Thanks for the video. I will be doing this in a couple of weeks.
Your very welcome hope it helps. Good luck if you have any questions look us up. 👍
Thank you uploading this....very helpful.
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Nice. Very practical and simple. I think it looks great
Thank you very much. Its definitely a clean alternative for free haha. Appreciate your support.
nice clean job, really trimmed out nicely.
Thank you. It's an easy fix until you want to by some premade metal ones. Appreciate the support. 😁👍
Dude! Excellent vid! I’ll be doing this next week, I think I’m going to drill some venting holes on the front liners.
Thank you very much we appreciate that. I don’t believe you will need to drill any venting holes as when you trim these inner fenders you end up with a fairly large gap on one side and a smaller hole on the other that make for plenty of venting. I live in Arizona and have no more issues with it warming up. Appreciate you tuning in.
@@AZWESTSIDEWHEELERS ok awesome! I’ll heed your advice! Thank you!
@@m783w Need any help feel freely to hit me up. you can always add if you feel you need more later.
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What original hardware was used in the rear fender "ears"? I am wondering if I would reuse more clips instead of self tapping screws. Did you just need to use the screws because the new fender flare was in the way?
Self Tapping screws is hardware that came with fenders to mount it. I would not recommend using the plastic clips that originally held it on as they just rot and break off anything plastic like that I remove or bumping into something will remove it for you also heavy mud can rip it out you don’t want that a couple of self tapping screws don’t hurt.
I’m wanting to do a complete delete of my fenders (2016 JKU) and my Jeep is black. Is there a good way to modify the liners to tuck inside the metal fender? Im on a very tight budget and want to do the best I can for as cheap as possible.
Its probably possible. I only used a couple mounts outside the fender. Not exactly sure how but its probably doable. As long as its secured by a couple mounts it should be fine unless you see alot of mud. That might add a ton of weight and make it fall if not mounted securely.
Why not remove the extra material on the rear ended to sandwich the mounts between the fender and the body
I tried that with mine the first time and it left a bit of a gap so I put it back on the outside. But definitely thought about it.
AZ WESTSIDE WHEELERS got it. I’m in the same predicament right now. I might just buy a set for the front and leave the back without the liner and maybe spray it black. My Jeep is granite crystal metallic so it won’t be too noticeable
@@BigJessLBP either way would definitely work. I was thinking about maybe changing my mind later so I wanted temporary or at least not permanent.
AZ WESTSIDE WHEELERS gonna take the dremal out this weekend and cut away
Easier to just bedline the rear wheel wells black . 🤷 Nice video though. 👍
Only took few minutes to trim. Easy as bedliner and the opportunity to change your mind if you choose. Appreciate you watching. 👊
@@AZWESTSIDEWHEELERS Enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good work. 🤘
@@albertoc17 we really appreciate the support. Lots more to come every other Wednesday at 3pm.
Why would you remove those nice fenders and install those black thin ones?
Those nice ones are just cheap plastic and we had to add flat fenders to clear the 37" tires.
Anyone do this with a jl?
Not to my knowledge. But im guessing it's possible haven't really examined them up close to see if possible. Appreciate you tuning in.