bushwacker extend-a-fender
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bushwacker extend-a-fender
i was wondering if anyone who has the bushwacker extend a fender flares on their 3rd gen 4runner could post a pic. i want some limited flares but i now know it isn't possible. do the bushwackers look exactly like limited flares? if i decide to get these i will have my set of sr5 flares with factory mudguards up for sale.
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They look really good if you ask me, but you will need to buy some gasket material to go between them and the body of the truck so they won't rub on the body once you get them on. Let me know if you have anymore questions.
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Originally posted by Jonathan
No it's a WAAG guard, but they don't make them anymore from what I've heard.
P.S. are my pics working because they aren't working for me
No it's a WAAG guard, but they don't make them anymore from what I've heard.
P.S. are my pics working because they aren't working for me
I was able to look at your pics on webshots
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Originally posted by SLC Punk
That sucks, I wanted one.
I was able to look at your pics on webshots
That sucks, I wanted one.
I was able to look at your pics on webshots
Yeah Travis that does suck, but don't quote me on that, they may still make them but I highly doubt it.
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im thinking about doing the same, the bushwackers look exactly like the fender flares that came on the 00-02 4runner sr-5 without the limited body panels. the best price ive seen so far was 365.00, has anyone seen it cheaper?
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Originally posted by Jonathan
They look really good if you ask me, but you will need to buy some gasket material to go between them and the body of the truck so they won't rub on the body once you get them on. Let me know if you have anymore questions.
They look really good if you ask me, but you will need to buy some gasket material to go between them and the body of the truck so they won't rub on the body once you get them on. Let me know if you have anymore questions.
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They're 285's with the SAW's in front and I have only minimal rubbing at full turn and full articualtion, absolutley no rubbing during daily driving.
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Brian,
Where are you getting the rubbing? On the mudflap portion? I still get rubbing myself with my NAPA mudflaps only. I've taken a BFH to the pinch weld so I don't have problems there anymore.
Where are you getting the rubbing? On the mudflap portion? I still get rubbing myself with my NAPA mudflaps only. I've taken a BFH to the pinch weld so I don't have problems there anymore.
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Brian,
Where are you getting the rubbing? On the mudflap portion? I still get rubbing myself with my NAPA mudflaps only. I've taken a BFH to the pinch weld so I don't have problems there anymore.
Brian,
Where are you getting the rubbing? On the mudflap portion? I still get rubbing myself with my NAPA mudflaps only. I've taken a BFH to the pinch weld so I don't have problems there anymore.
I still get some minor rubbing on a full turn at the spot where the fender well lining sticks out in front of where the pinch weld USED TO stick out, but I beat the crap out of it with a hammer, so it is pretty flat. All that is rubbing is the fender well lining, sounds like a 4Runner when it does it. I am hoping the additional lift of the OME will get the full tire diameter off that spot and thus rub less or not at all, thus my question to Jonathan earlier. Just have to wait and see I guess.
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I hear ya. I've been leary about jacking up my SAWS any more- I'd rather deal with a little rubbing than get my CV's worn out too fast.
Sorry for the thread Hijack!
Sorry for the thread Hijack!
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I've never rubbed on my pinch weld, I've always rubbed on the front fender flare (or the front valence before I put the Limited style flares on). I've actually never even beaten in my pinch weld at all. I guess it just goes to show that every truck is different.
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Originally posted by Mad Chemist
You do have ATS arms though, which will change the stance a bit from those of us with the shorter stock A-arms.
You do have ATS arms though, which will change the stance a bit from those of us with the shorter stock A-arms.
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Fender Flares
Hey Jon, I checked out your webshots page.... NICE truck bud! I have a couple of questions for you.
1) Did you have the BW fender flares painted when you did the truck or is that the original colour of the flares from BW?
2) Did you have the bumpers and grille painted as well?
3) How high is the lift in your rig?
I so want a Black 4runner... even thought mine is nice too!!! Wanna sell yours?
1) Did you have the BW fender flares painted when you did the truck or is that the original colour of the flares from BW?
2) Did you have the bumpers and grille painted as well?
3) How high is the lift in your rig?
I so want a Black 4runner... even thought mine is nice too!!! Wanna sell yours?