Originally Posted by sean.m.adams33

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Definitely go slow. And measure before you cut. I took my time and it came out nice I think. I used a sawzall.

Originally Posted by diver_matt

My only input is to not take off too much. You can take a bit more after if you choose but go too narrow and you're stuck with it. I went just inside the outer edge (where it bends downward) and it was plenty. Leaves enough so water doesn't fly up on me when turning through water, such as sprinkler run-off crossing streets in the neighborhood.

Originally Posted by BrowniesJK

I have done 2 sets of non painted and 1 set of painted. I have found it is easy to use a jigsaw with a fine tooth metal blade.use lots of masking tape to help with everything from shaping them to protecting the paint from the jigsaw. Take your time and you will be fine. Like the others said don't cut too much you can always cut again.

Originally Posted by rock an roll jeeper

just watch the utube video several times. go slow and you can do it with a jug saw and a saws all. I did mine in 1.5 hours including putting the molding on!!

Originally Posted by Crawl_jk

Thank you to Brut4ce for helping me cut these. I love the look, and the clearance is just waiting to be tested

Originally Posted by BRUT4CE

Jeep looks really good amazing how cut fenders change the curb appeal....

Great choice on cut love the angle up front...