Flat Flares
They're only attached with small screws, I am happy with mine though
I have had ma Xenon's for three years and have had no problems. The hardware is good and they are solid. I cannot imagine using any plastic fender flare as a step.....JMO.....My are smooth and not painted.
if you're determined to buy a set of flat fenders, i would go with the bushwackers as mentioned. even the narrower xenons sag and they are so hard that a good hit to them will do body damage - trust me, i have seen it happen more than once. the bushwackers have more give to them and so far, the hits i've taken to mine have not resulted in any body damage. still, i prefer chopped factory fenders
have ya looked into shittybilt, I just put on a pair of the XRC thin high ones, all metal, about 3" wide pn # 76837 look on ebay motors there is a place on there that sells a lot of part and he has them for $339 + $40 to ship
if you're determined to buy a set of flat fenders, i would go with the bushwackers as mentioned. even the narrower xenons sag and they are so hard that a good hit to them will do body damage - trust me, i have seen it happen more than once. the bushwackers have more give to them and so far, the hits i've taken to mine have not resulted in any body damage. still, i prefer chopped factory fenders 

I think I will try out the fender flare chopping for now whats the best way for me to do it so then if I want I could easily take off the flares later?
I think I will go with serveapurpose's style flares
I think I will go with serveapurpose's style flares
Last edited by matt852; Apr 9, 2011 at 10:49 AM.


