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Ace engineering wide fender flares experience?

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Old Jun 11, 2013 | 09:51 AM
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Ordered my Ace wide flares on Feb 2, and they finally shipped June 7! They got to my house yesterday but I'm out of town so I cant wait to install them next week! Hope it was worth the wait.
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Old Jun 11, 2013 | 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by hbar97
Ordered my Ace wide flares on Feb 2, and they finally shipped June 7! They got to my house yesterday but I'm out of town so I cant wait to install them next week! Hope it was worth the wait.
Congratulations!
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Old Aug 3, 2013 | 04:23 PM
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I just got my set. So the powder coat seems to be pretty good. I've heard mixed reviews. It took about 8 weeks for me.

So one question I have is how did you guys do the edges that go against the sheet metal? Did you buy some rubber material with a sticky side or put it right on the Jeep metal to metal?
There is a little bit of a gap near the edge. How does this look when the flares are on the Jeep?

Here is a pic (PS: that is a cut out for the stock flare 90 degree elbo brace...not a warped metal edge. The picture makes it look distorted)

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Old Aug 12, 2013 | 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by demtek9
I just got my set. So the powder coat seems to be pretty good. I've heard mixed reviews. It took about 8 weeks for me.

So one question I have is how did you guys do the edges that go against the sheet metal? Did you buy some rubber material with a sticky side or put it right on the Jeep metal to metal?
There is a little bit of a gap near the edge. How does this look when the flares are on the Jeep?

Here is a pic (PS: that is a cut out for the stock flare 90 degree elbo brace...not a warped metal edge. The picture makes it look distorted)

I added another picture because it looks worse in the pic.
So far I installed the flares and this little gap almost can't be seen with the flares on. They look good, but I'm having issues fitting the rear driver's side. I'm going to get a buddy to help me out today.
I like the wide flares with my 35's.
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Old Aug 12, 2013 | 02:09 PM
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Just to help everybody out we have the narrow and the wide fender flares from ACE in stock ready to ship.

David
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Old Sep 7, 2013 | 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted by demtek9

So far I installed the flares and this little gap almost can't be seen with the flares on. They look good, but I'm having issues fitting the rear driver's side. I'm going to get a buddy to help me out today.
I like the wide flares with my 35's.
Did you get fitment issues resolved? Mine show uo the week. Thanks. Pics?
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