Thanks man that's what I needed to hear nice rig!

 

Sorry it took so long to get my pics up.

Good quality, easy install, good fit, sturdy and I think they look great. Did I mention they were only $280 delivered? I'm happy.

The bumper is off because I was installing a new one... had nothing to do with the flares.

The finish:


The only mod. Some people leave this bracket on but I didn't see a need for it. Very sturdy without it.


The final product:

 

Rokaholic, the new flares look fantastic man Your rig is looking great!

 

Looking really good!! Not sure if those would fly here in Ontario, Canada. Really likin' the look but they provide very little wheel coverage...debating chopping the factory's or BW's

 

Thanks, I'm really digging the skinny fender look and thanks for the inspiration!

Now if I could just figure out what I could do to fill up those wheel wells...

 

Thanks! I'm very grateful to live where the fender laws are lax.

 

Haha! Come on man, I am betting you know the answer to that already......

 

Is anyone running these

http://www.northridge4x4.ca/proddeta...rod=XENON-9110

Sinkic

 

Lots of people run them, the Xenons were kind of the first plastic flat flare for the JK. There have been a few companies to come out with a similar flare, like the Bushwacker Flat Flares. I think most people agree that the Bushwacker flare is probably the better of the two. I think some of the best looking plastic flares are just the stock JK flares that are chopped. Although lately, as in the last year or slightly longer, there has been a huge shift in the JK owner market leaning towards the metal flares like Poison Spyder's, EVO, River Raider, GenRight, etc

Bushwacker write up:

http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-...ation-write-up

Factory fender chop:

http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-...ry-fender-chop

 

Here are the Poison Spyder Customs Crusher Flairs that I have installed on my JKU. I powder coated the flairs then had them painted flame red to match the jeep.
Fit and finish on these is amazing and they are stout you can easily sit or stand on them.