Cutting front and rear fenders/ bumper tomorrow
What tools will i need and what advise can you guys give me?
and has any one painted there fenders with Bedliner?
and..
im going to remove the plastic air dam.. and get the skidrow plate and im gonna fab up a surprise for yall on that one...
thanks
cody!
and has any one painted there fenders with Bedliner?
and..
im going to remove the plastic air dam.. and get the skidrow plate and im gonna fab up a surprise for yall on that one...
thanks
cody!
HAHAHAH UGLY and functional?? hahaha how
WoL has the write I used to do mine, it's pretty much perfect.
http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-...ry-fender-chop
only thing i'd suggest that he didn't mention.. when you mark your front fenders to cut, make sure the cut goes past the little ridged "finger" looking part of the under side, they taper down and stop at about the perfect width. I cut mine in too much and had to cut through the under side's ridges and it looks ugly upclose, but if you keep the underside ridges in tact, it looks almost factory!
good luck. I used a dremal with a metal cutting blade, made the cuts perfect.
http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-...ry-fender-chop
only thing i'd suggest that he didn't mention.. when you mark your front fenders to cut, make sure the cut goes past the little ridged "finger" looking part of the under side, they taper down and stop at about the perfect width. I cut mine in too much and had to cut through the under side's ridges and it looks ugly upclose, but if you keep the underside ridges in tact, it looks almost factory!
good luck. I used a dremal with a metal cutting blade, made the cuts perfect.
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WoL has the write I used to do mine, it's pretty much perfect.
http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-...ry-fender-chop
only thing i'd suggest that he didn't mention.. when you mark your front fenders to cut, make sure the cut goes past the little ridged "finger" looking part of the under side, they taper down and stop at about the perfect width. I cut mine in too much and had to cut through the under side's ridges and it looks ugly upclose, but if you keep the underside ridges in tact, it looks almost factory!
good luck. I used a dremal with a metal cutting blade, made the cuts perfect.
http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-...ry-fender-chop
only thing i'd suggest that he didn't mention.. when you mark your front fenders to cut, make sure the cut goes past the little ridged "finger" looking part of the under side, they taper down and stop at about the perfect width. I cut mine in too much and had to cut through the under side's ridges and it looks ugly upclose, but if you keep the underside ridges in tact, it looks almost factory!
good luck. I used a dremal with a metal cutting blade, made the cuts perfect.



