Trimming stock jk flares
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Trimming stock jk flares
anyone got a write up on trimming stock flares? it cant be that hard but just need some ideas about how to keep the fender lining in.
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yea i figure there are lol but if you type it in no write ups come up or anything offering info on how to actually do it. all that comes up is just pros and cons of doing it or trimmed vs replacement.
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Here's what I used... Of course, I used my own methods and cut angles, but this was a great guide... Just go for it, you'll love it after you do it!
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I tend to have the same problem when I am searching for information on here. I usually find what I am looking for if I type my search subject with "jk forum" at the end into Google. This search bar will pull any threads with the word "The" in it, it seems like. I took my liners out and don't regret it, really makes no difference to me. And I tried using a dremel for a few seconds and made a quick switch to the Sawzall lol. It will be all said and done in an hour or two.