Gotcha, not trying to say they are only for 4" lift... just that they work 100% as good as on a truck w/out. I considered them for the extra droop on my 92, but as its for sale I am not putting any more cash into it

They are a great add-on, just wont solve the rubby issue.

 

I hope you can see there what I did. That side is not as pretty as the other, bust the other side is against the wall right now.

 

heh, mine already look like that. My tires did it for me =P

 

Thanks for the pics AH64ID atleast now I have a idea where to start

 

no worries

 

Its Saturday and I did the trimming but after looking at the pics you sent and looking at it in the driveway I devised a new plan. After a closer investigation I put together a new game plan involving a whiz wheel a hammer and some time. First thing I did was pull the plastic off like you said then took the whiz wheel to it at the same level as to bottom of the fender then tapped the fender up a bit to expose the pinch weld. After running it thru my mind for a couple mins I decided to cut the pinch weld off from just under the the end of the fender and followed it up to the very top of the welds. It was kinda of a bitch but worked so good that I didn't even need to pull the wheels. Wow talk about clearance got to tell you it was amazing so I thought that I would see if I tapped the fender back down it would still clear and to my amazement it worked like a charm you cant even tell I pounded it up and it still looks factory. So I put the plastic back on and on to the other side best 45 min mod I have ever done. So got to say THANKS for the initial idea on how to do the mod well worth the price of admission....OH wait there was no admission.Oh yea by the way I won a digital cam on e-bay today so soon as I get it I will take some pics and post it up so maybe if someone else needs to do the same they can see how good it looks and maybe even you can try it out.

 

Good deal.... cant wait to see pics..