Wsullivan1221

I took off my rear fender flares because I felt they weren't necessary or visually appealing (I have the EVO off road bumper fascia so when looking at the Jeep from behind, it looked really bulky and wide with the fenders). I really like the look of no rear fenders but I hate the indent and open holes that the bolts went through. MetalCloak has a product that covers the holes and indent with a sheet of metal but it makes the wheel well round, not like the triangle shape it normally is (which is what I would like to keep). Any suggestions on how I can modify the rear bumper delete?

D_engel

I'm in the same boat. Unfortunately you pretty much have to go custom, or go with a round wheel well from MC, EVO or River Raider. JCR made these corners for their shop rig, but they said production wasnt feasible at that time. They are exactly what I was looking for and I'm still hoping they produce them.

Wsullivan1221

I was wondering if it would be logical to trim the wheel well of the MC rear corners and get the look that I want.

I wish JCR still made that product cause it sounds perfect. Have you emailed or called them to see if they have some laying around In the back (and possibly special order them)?

Invest2m4

River Raider will send blank corners for you to trim or will cut them for you if you can tell them exactly what you want. Otherwise, buy some sheet and cut it. If you're not trying to go around the corner, it is as easy as it gets.

Wsullivan1221

I will definitely try River Raider. Do I need to call and special order?

Invest2m4

Without knowing exactly what you want, I'd recommend calling. They'll walk you through the options.

mhockey9090

If your Jeep is a DD or drive it on the road quite a bit then will this rear fender delete be illegal in most states ?

D_engel

That was a one off set on that Jeep so they wouldnt have any floating around. I did contact them a while back to see if they would consider production and they said no. Hopefully that will change.

Like someone else has said, river raider would probably be the way to go. Problem is their lead times can be 3+ months from what I've heard. Since your on the east coast, I'd consider giving Krawl Daddy Offroad a call and see if they can make you a set with your desired wheel opening.

TheDirtman

I would look for a local shop to bend some corners for you. You would be surprisded at what you can get custom made vs buying and shipping big heavy things. I have the river raider blanks that were custom ordered and would not go thru that again. I would also do aluminum corners to save the weight if I do them again.

spanky1989

Exactly what I was thinking.