Aries tubular fenders
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http://www.ariesjeep.com/applicationguide_All.htm
I just installed finished installing mine today... the front are easy, no drilling or nutserts required (even though the detections say to do both ). I went and bought washers and nuts and bolted them on that way since you can access rhe back of the bolts up fron. The rear fenders are a pain the ass without a nutsert tool. The one they give you is worthless and will just cause hours of frustration without any results. I ended up just installing two bolts per fender and will install the nutserts in a couple days when I borrow the right tool from a friend. Other than that I'm happy with them. They do look a lot like the genright fenders but up close you can tell they are not the same quality but for half the price I'm fine with that. Bought them from 4wheelonline as well, only took 7 days to ship too.
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i was almost ready to buy the genrights, till i saw these, definately a great deal can you bolt them on, or do you have to use nutserts?
anymore pics of them installed from the front and side?
anymore pics of them installed from the front and side?
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Ran some tight trails at evans creek this weekend and put a couple dents in the rear passenger side fender. I suppose that is one of the draw backs of aluminium but it did its job and I would much rather have a dent in the fender over the body