I am looking for a complete set of aftermarket fender flairs. stock size for a x model. Does anybody have good brand to go buy? Also am i going to run into any problems removing my original set. thanks.
New fender flairs.
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You're going to get good and bad reviews for all fender flares. 4.4 stars isn't too shabby.
OMIX 11603.01, Factory Style Fender Flare Kit for 1997-2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ Models, Pack of 6 , Black
Brand: OMIX4.4 out of 5 stars 158 ratings
$90.98
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I put the OMIX ones on about 2 weeks ago, no issues with fitment or quality.
Those are what I am looking at for mine.
Bro we gotta get you some wheels
Man I love his wheels, if I had them I would paint them white with yellow trim for my black Jeep.
I know… I have all the parts, lift and wheels are going on first weekend in Feb. Rancho/Procomp, procomp steelies 17x8, and some 245/75/17 Dueller ATs takeoffs. I call it my stock+, Facebook find special. I’ve already got the winch and hitch but want to put the lift on first.
You and fucking yellowMan I love his wheels, if I had them I would paint them white with yellow trim for my black Jeep.
Oh yeah your buddy got Covid or something? Down to help if you need a hand.
It's better than lime green on black, plus all them Ducks my wife gives out are yellow too
Appreciate it. Once I get situated we should put together an ATL ride. I think there are a few of us who’d be interested.
No, it’s really not though. Anything is better than yellow, even red!It's better than lime green on black, plus all them Ducks my wife gives out are yellow too
I like the OMIX linked too in post #4. I’ve installed them in one rig with no issues. The come with new stainless hardware.
Issues with removal can be twisting nutserts. You’ll want an 8mm socket wrench. Tighten each one a quarter to half turn before loosening to try to keep the nutsert from coming free.
When I recently installed my RC flares, one nutsert on the front flare came loose. Of course, It had to be the highest one up that I couldn't see. I finally got a grip on it with some really long handled needle-nose pliers. On the other side I sprayed liquid wrench on those 3 nutserts from underneath and no problems. I wish I had been smart enough to do that from the start.
