Trimming fenders
07-21-2005, 07:23 PM
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Trimming fenders
My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and 33's...
How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable room
for flex?
And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a bit.
I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and the rear
cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some more info?
Troy
How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable room
for flex?
And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a bit.
I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and the rear
cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some more info?
Troy
07-21-2005, 10:32 PM
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Re: Trimming fenders
Trial & error, I did a CJ5 to a flat fender that I liked. Didn't do rear
because I lifted body 2"
"Troy" <troy@ .> wrote in message
news:fNidnYTNO_OXs33fRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and
> 33's...
> How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable
> room for flex?
> And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a
> bit. I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and
> the rear cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some
> more info?
>
> Troy
>
because I lifted body 2"
"Troy" <troy@ .> wrote in message
news:fNidnYTNO_OXs33fRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and
> 33's...
> How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable
> room for flex?
> And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a
> bit. I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and
> the rear cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some
> more info?
>
> Troy
>
07-21-2005, 10:32 PM
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Re: Trimming fenders
Trial & error, I did a CJ5 to a flat fender that I liked. Didn't do rear
because I lifted body 2"
"Troy" <troy@ .> wrote in message
news:fNidnYTNO_OXs33fRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and
> 33's...
> How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable
> room for flex?
> And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a
> bit. I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and
> the rear cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some
> more info?
>
> Troy
>
because I lifted body 2"
"Troy" <troy@ .> wrote in message
news:fNidnYTNO_OXs33fRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and
> 33's...
> How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable
> room for flex?
> And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a
> bit. I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and
> the rear cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some
> more info?
>
> Troy
>
07-21-2005, 10:32 PM
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Re: Trimming fenders
Trial & error, I did a CJ5 to a flat fender that I liked. Didn't do rear
because I lifted body 2"
"Troy" <troy@ .> wrote in message
news:fNidnYTNO_OXs33fRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and
> 33's...
> How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable
> room for flex?
> And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a
> bit. I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and
> the rear cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some
> more info?
>
> Troy
>
because I lifted body 2"
"Troy" <troy@ .> wrote in message
news:fNidnYTNO_OXs33fRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and
> 33's...
> How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable
> room for flex?
> And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a
> bit. I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and
> the rear cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some
> more info?
>
> Troy
>
07-21-2005, 10:32 PM
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Re: Trimming fenders
Trial & error, I did a CJ5 to a flat fender that I liked. Didn't do rear
because I lifted body 2"
"Troy" <troy@ .> wrote in message
news:fNidnYTNO_OXs33fRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and
> 33's...
> How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable
> room for flex?
> And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a
> bit. I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and
> the rear cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some
> more info?
>
> Troy
>
because I lifted body 2"
"Troy" <troy@ .> wrote in message
news:fNidnYTNO_OXs33fRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and
> 33's...
> How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable
> room for flex?
> And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a
> bit. I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and
> the rear cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some
> more info?
>
> Troy
>
07-22-2005, 07:38 PM
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Re: Trimming fenders
Troy,
Hit any of the jeep forums online and search for "flat fender". Heck a
google search pulls some decent results, too. The end result of cutting the
the rear end is sometimes called "competition corners".
Once you find what you're looking for, draw a line and put a cutting tool to
it. Yes, it's that easy : )
n.
"Troy" <troy@ .> wrote in message
news:fNidnYTNO_OXs33fRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and
> 33's...
> How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable
> room for flex?
> And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a
> bit. I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and
> the rear cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some
> more info?
>
> Troy
>
Hit any of the jeep forums online and search for "flat fender". Heck a
google search pulls some decent results, too. The end result of cutting the
the rear end is sometimes called "competition corners".
Once you find what you're looking for, draw a line and put a cutting tool to
it. Yes, it's that easy : )
n.
"Troy" <troy@ .> wrote in message
news:fNidnYTNO_OXs33fRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and
> 33's...
> How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable
> room for flex?
> And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a
> bit. I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and
> the rear cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some
> more info?
>
> Troy
>
07-22-2005, 07:38 PM
#7
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Re: Trimming fenders
Troy,
Hit any of the jeep forums online and search for "flat fender". Heck a
google search pulls some decent results, too. The end result of cutting the
the rear end is sometimes called "competition corners".
Once you find what you're looking for, draw a line and put a cutting tool to
it. Yes, it's that easy : )
n.
"Troy" <troy@ .> wrote in message
news:fNidnYTNO_OXs33fRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and
> 33's...
> How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable
> room for flex?
> And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a
> bit. I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and
> the rear cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some
> more info?
>
> Troy
>
Hit any of the jeep forums online and search for "flat fender". Heck a
google search pulls some decent results, too. The end result of cutting the
the rear end is sometimes called "competition corners".
Once you find what you're looking for, draw a line and put a cutting tool to
it. Yes, it's that easy : )
n.
"Troy" <troy@ .> wrote in message
news:fNidnYTNO_OXs33fRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and
> 33's...
> How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable
> room for flex?
> And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a
> bit. I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and
> the rear cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some
> more info?
>
> Troy
>
07-22-2005, 07:38 PM
#8
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Posts: n/a
Re: Trimming fenders
Troy,
Hit any of the jeep forums online and search for "flat fender". Heck a
google search pulls some decent results, too. The end result of cutting the
the rear end is sometimes called "competition corners".
Once you find what you're looking for, draw a line and put a cutting tool to
it. Yes, it's that easy : )
n.
"Troy" <troy@ .> wrote in message
news:fNidnYTNO_OXs33fRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and
> 33's...
> How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable
> room for flex?
> And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a
> bit. I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and
> the rear cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some
> more info?
>
> Troy
>
Hit any of the jeep forums online and search for "flat fender". Heck a
google search pulls some decent results, too. The end result of cutting the
the rear end is sometimes called "competition corners".
Once you find what you're looking for, draw a line and put a cutting tool to
it. Yes, it's that easy : )
n.
"Troy" <troy@ .> wrote in message
news:fNidnYTNO_OXs33fRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and
> 33's...
> How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable
> room for flex?
> And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a
> bit. I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and
> the rear cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some
> more info?
>
> Troy
>
07-22-2005, 07:38 PM
#9
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Re: Trimming fenders
Troy,
Hit any of the jeep forums online and search for "flat fender". Heck a
google search pulls some decent results, too. The end result of cutting the
the rear end is sometimes called "competition corners".
Once you find what you're looking for, draw a line and put a cutting tool to
it. Yes, it's that easy : )
n.
"Troy" <troy@ .> wrote in message
news:fNidnYTNO_OXs33fRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and
> 33's...
> How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable
> room for flex?
> And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a
> bit. I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and
> the rear cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some
> more info?
>
> Troy
>
Hit any of the jeep forums online and search for "flat fender". Heck a
google search pulls some decent results, too. The end result of cutting the
the rear end is sometimes called "competition corners".
Once you find what you're looking for, draw a line and put a cutting tool to
it. Yes, it's that easy : )
n.
"Troy" <troy@ .> wrote in message
news:fNidnYTNO_OXs33fRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My jeep ( 01 TJ) is set up with a 4 inch pro comp short arm kit, and
> 33's...
> How much trimming would I have to do to get 35's to fit with reasonable
> room for flex?
> And what am I supposed to be cutting on? I don't mind chopping it up a
> bit. I've seen some front fenders trimmed to look like flatfenders, and
> the rear cut into pretty good also. Anyone know where I can find some
> more info?
>
> Troy
>
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