miraclemax

so i just had some sweet flat fenders made for my rig.

I chopped up the OEM liners but they ust done fit right. there is the big gap over the arch that you cant really fill, and then the bottom piece doesnt have support so it just kinda flaps around.

I have looked into the metal cloak ones. 2 of the pieces will fit no prob, its the 3rd small long piece that goes in the tight spot to stop crap from flying into the fender gap that is now there. Look like this piece uses bolt from their fender system....

Anyone have these that has made it work on a set up with flat fenders?

what are my options?

Jp3792

Self tap or put a bolt in the bottom. I tuck mine in.

NUKEM-10

I did exactly what you are talking about doing. I bought the MC liners bc i dont like the gaps that are in the factory liner after cutting the fenders. The only thing with the MC liners is that you have to drill 2 holes in each side in oder to bolt the small support piece you are worried about. Also they do not provide bolts for the small support piece so you will have to go to a local hardware store to pick some up.

When i get home tonight i will take some pictures of what i am talking about and post them up in the morning.

Waldo_88

...I just left mine off. More cool air around the engine and less work and money for me!

NUKEM-10

I was thinking about doing the same but down were i live we have alot of mud, plus i live like 30 minutes from the beach and i would like to keep most of the salty sand out of my engine bay lol. But thats just me.

miraclemax

thanx guys.

Some pics would be great!

My fender mount over where the holes need to be drilled. So im guess i can just drill the holes, mount the liner with low profile screw heads, then just put my fender over it and just tighten it down over those screws.....

NUKEM-10

Here u can see the 2 bolts i used, and the top one interfered with the fender so i just trimed the fender.

Jp3792

These are mine. Mine cover everything.
Well close to it.







You can see where i bolted mine and tucked it in. You could also bolt it.