Poison Spyder Crusher Flares in Steel or Aluminum
11-06-2011, 04:59 PM
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Saw these in person for the first time yesterday at a local shop. They are AWESOME.
Two quick questions for PSC:
1) Are the compatible with an AEV snorkel? Looks like they would be as they don't come up above the stock fender height.
2) Are the rear flares just a flare assembly or is the fender armor included.
Really looking to replace my stock fenders. Anyone running these with 35s and 4" lift? I'd like to see the wheel gap.
Two quick questions for PSC:
1) Are the compatible with an AEV snorkel? Looks like they would be as they don't come up above the stock fender height.
2) Are the rear flares just a flare assembly or is the fender armor included.
Really looking to replace my stock fenders. Anyone running these with 35s and 4" lift? I'd like to see the wheel gap.
11-06-2011, 05:34 PM
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Saw these in person for the first time yesterday at a local shop. They are AWESOME.
Two quick questions for PSC:
1) Are the compatible with an AEV snorkel? Looks like they would be as they don't come up above the stock fender height.
2) Are the rear flares just a flare assembly or is the fender armor included.
Really looking to replace my stock fenders. Anyone running these with 35s and 4" lift? I'd like to see the wheel gap.
Two quick questions for PSC:
1) Are the compatible with an AEV snorkel? Looks like they would be as they don't come up above the stock fender height.
2) Are the rear flares just a flare assembly or is the fender armor included.
Really looking to replace my stock fenders. Anyone running these with 35s and 4" lift? I'd like to see the wheel gap.
Here is what it looked like with no lift and 35s.
11-06-2011, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Buddha
2.5 RK Max Travel on 35 inch GY MTRs.
Here is what it looked like with no lift and 35s.
11-07-2011, 09:25 AM
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Saw these in person for the first time yesterday at a local shop. They are AWESOME.
Two quick questions for PSC:
1) Are the compatible with an AEV snorkel? Looks like they would be as they don't come up above the stock fender height.
2) Are the rear flares just a flare assembly or is the fender armor included.
Really looking to replace my stock fenders. Anyone running these with 35s and 4" lift? I'd like to see the wheel gap.
Two quick questions for PSC:
1) Are the compatible with an AEV snorkel? Looks like they would be as they don't come up above the stock fender height.
2) Are the rear flares just a flare assembly or is the fender armor included.
Really looking to replace my stock fenders. Anyone running these with 35s and 4" lift? I'd like to see the wheel gap.
The rear Crusher Flares are a stand-alone part. The Crusher Corners are a separate item. You can run either independently or both together.
All of you guys who want wider Crusher Flares should coalesce your wants into a specific width. If there is a common width that most people would want, it gives a better chance of their being enough demand for us to put the resources in to designing, building and stocking another variant. So when you say you want a wider one, please give us a number, width, etc. Thanks!
11-07-2011, 01:05 PM
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With 35" MTR's i'd like a fender that will provide "legal" coverage of the tread width.
Is it safe to presume there is an average width that would cover most wheel tire combos "legally"?
Is it safe to presume there is an average width that would cover most wheel tire combos "legally"?