Fender flare advice?
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Fender flare advice?
I'm looking to put fender flares on my '94 4Runner w/ a 4" lift, does anyone know where I could an inexpensive set? I'm just trying to give it a more agressive look, w/out having to cut into my fenders. Anything will look better than the chrome fender trim that is on there now.
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Inexpensive is a relative term. I don't think that there are any out there. I had a set of Bushwacker Extend-a-fender flares that cost like $280 that broke from close encounters with trees, rocks and other trail hazards. I am kinda reluctant to spend the money again!
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yeah i got the bushwackers, but i found mine used off ebay so i didn't spend the full price. it definelty makes it looke awsome, but i would never pay full price ~$300 on them.
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I need to get the Bushwacker Cut-out flares for my 87. The beadlocks have a 2" BS on them and that makes it like 8"+ of tire that is outside of the wheelwells! I have been lucky so far and haven't been pulled over but I know it's just a matter of time. I don't really need the flares on my 94 though.
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That may be so, but $350 is $350. I don't want to spend all that on a few pieces of plastic that I am going to break off the rig on the trail. I would rather spend that money on some synthetic winch line and a new locking hook, or to get started on fabricating the flatbed that is coming in the near future.
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Yup... $349.50 for the set for the 84-88 4WD Cut out flares. Here:
http://www.central4wd.com/store/itemdetail.asp?ID=1240
a little cheaper here, but it is still a lot of $$$:
http://www.4wheelparts.com/4wp/produ...SH&expand=sub3
http://www.central4wd.com/store/itemdetail.asp?ID=1240
a little cheaper here, but it is still a lot of $$$:
http://www.4wheelparts.com/4wp/produ...SH&expand=sub3
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Originally Posted by SnwRunnr94
I'm looking to put fender flares on my '94 4Runner w/ a 4" lift, does anyone know where I could an inexpensive set? I'm just trying to give it a more agressive look, w/out having to cut into my fenders. Anything will look better than the chrome fender trim that is on there now.
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sportJr Found some flares used on cement trucks and dump trucks
They were very CHEAP, Look good.
Link is here.
Im still trying to find them for my rig.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...t=cheap+flares
They were very CHEAP, Look good.
Link is here.
Im still trying to find them for my rig.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...t=cheap+flares
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Originally Posted by SnwRunnr94
Hey 4Hummer, thanks for the link. I'll check it out.
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