Narrow front fenders and rear corner armor
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JK Enthusiast
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Narrow front fenders and rear corner armor
I'm thinking I'll be running evo full corners so no flare.
For the front Ive been thinking narrow poison spyder but now also thinking metalcloak overline fenders without the flare. What do you guys think i don't have a tire coverage law. Pictures of anyone is running this set up please!
For the front Ive been thinking narrow poison spyder but now also thinking metalcloak overline fenders without the flare. What do you guys think i don't have a tire coverage law. Pictures of anyone is running this set up please!
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I've been thinking about this same set up!! Love the look! And the MC are a decent price and can come powder coated.
Only down side to this kind of setup is with nothing on the back it will spray mud and water right into the back of the jeep if you have no top on. Otherwise I love the look!
Only down side to this kind of setup is with nothing on the back it will spray mud and water right into the back of the jeep if you have no top on. Otherwise I love the look!
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I was thinking about doing the same thing for a while. I have been running fenderless for a little while now. I want Overlines, but I'd rather spend my money elsewhere for now. I've seen a lot of guys who do a comp cut with narrow Spyder flares up front. Just beware, with this little tire coverage (my entire front tire is outside the body and about 2/3 of the rears), there will be gigantic rooster tails coming off of your tires any time it's raining or even a little wet outside.
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I was thinking about doing the same thing for a while. I have been running fenderless for a little while now. I want Overlines, but I'd rather spend my money elsewhere for now. I've seen a lot of guys who do a comp cut with narrow Spyder flares up front. Just beware, with this little tire coverage (my entire front tire is outside the body and about 2/3 of the rears), there will be gigantic rooster tails coming off of your tires any time it's raining or even a little wet outside. <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=629555"/> <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=629556"/>
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