Stock Fenders
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JK Enthusiast
Joined: Apr 2008
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From: Fort Smith, AR
Stock Fenders
I think I just spent $5.00 in quarters at the carwash just trying to get the
mud out of the fenders. Just when it seemed there should be no more,
it just kept blowing out. You would think they could work on their design
a little. I may be looking at some Xenon flat fenders.
mud out of the fenders. Just when it seemed there should be no more,
it just kept blowing out. You would think they could work on their design
a little. I may be looking at some Xenon flat fenders.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 140
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From: Des Moines, IA
I hear ya. I went muddin' last weekend and it cost $15 at the car wash and 30 minutes of spraying to get the mud off. Most of the time was under the wheel wells. It's not as bad as the TJ's fenders...those were like upside down horse troffs that held onto the mud and wouldn't let go!
A few days after I washed the Jeep, I bumped into a fender and dried up mud fell down on the tire. I then went around pounding on each fender with my fist to get all the dried up mud out of there. Even though I thought it was completely clean, it wasn't...then I opened the hood. OMFG!
A few days after I washed the Jeep, I bumped into a fender and dried up mud fell down on the tire. I then went around pounding on each fender with my fist to get all the dried up mud out of there. Even though I thought it was completely clean, it wasn't...then I opened the hood. OMFG!