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What is the best in your opinion? Short and sweet.
I don't like my current ones because the plastic is really cheap.
Anyone with metal flares out there willing to spread some advise, reviews, and pics?
Thanks
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And yes I did use the Frankenstein method to repair my flares. Drill small holes each side, use 4" zip ties, put an epoxy on the back, and finally drill a small hole at top of crack to prevent further splitting.
 
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what you have are called bushcrackers...for obvious reasons.

Haha, never heard that before but it is so true. I feel as though they are more for show, not offroading.


Warn flares, Rubicon flares, or other OEM type material flares will be more flexible.

I'm not a fan of big heavy metal flares because they just transfer the damage to the tub. so would you rather replace the flares or repair a damaged tub?
Thats why I like the quick release flares by metal cloak, Id rather have them than cracked plastic

poison spyder customs has nice replacement fenders.
I love poison spyder but I have so many of their products already

Here is a picture of my Poison Spyder aluminum fenders that I just installed, I love them!
Looks great man!

I dont have them yet. I have the same flares you have for the moment, as soon as they break apart (very soon cause I see stress cracks already) I will be getting the arched fenders with the 6" flares.
Yea not good flares at all and I'll be getting 6" also
 
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