Dude, those are the same ones I posted in the first reply...

 

Yes I know, Im saying they look good in a real life pic instead of just the promo shot on the site. Still, he has two inches further out backspacing than I.

 

I just measured what 1.5" less of stock fender would look like and it isn't much... I don't think it will give the effect you're looking for. You said you didn't want spacers, but it seems to be the easiest way to get that bulldog look.

 

Ok thanks. Was worth a try. Good to know before I drop $500.

 

Smittybilt makes a very skinny steel flare. Last time I saw was $300. Very little tire coverage. They look good IMO


Also just saw one that's new to me in a Quadratec catalog. Trailmods was the name and it has a detachable piece that makes it look very close to stock, but when that is taken off you have a pretty small flare left, if you can even call it a flare.

 

Just go to smittybilt.com they are permanent flares you have to drill into the body of the jeep to mount them

 

hxxp://www.jeep4x4center.com/jeep-fender-flares/wrangler-jk/fender-flares-smittybilt.htm

This is the first one I found.


And we don't have to worry about tire coverage here in Arkansas, but my guess is if you live in a state where the trailmods are illegal, I'd be willing to bet the narrow flares of any brand will be illegal too. Just my guess though

 

I think Rugged Ridge makes a narrow plastic flare too.