[#12]

i have a 90 wrangler with 33x12.5, 4.5 inch lift. the old finders were old and busted.
what should i go with now?
i am leaning toward about a 2in flare, but not sure.

 

[Dare2BSquare]

Scout says "TUBES"

 

[#12]

Scout says "TUBES"

lets pretend i dont know who scout is, and what is "tubes", it would help if you spoke in complete sentences

 

[Levinoss]

Tube Fenders.

Jeep fenders are one of the most vulnerable body components on a Jeep. They are commonly damaged by tires rubbing, rock impacts and sliding into tree's. Poison Spyder Tube Fenders give you the confidence to lock in the 4wd and avoid a crushed fender calamity.

~Lev

 

[nicolas-eric]

pls let me ask one question here.
which brand of normal (non-tube) fenders is good and doesn´t brake as easy as the bushwacker fenders?

if the cops here in germany would see me with some tube fenders they would shoot at me immediately...stupid german laws...

 

[Levinoss]

I thought bushwacker flares were some of the best?

~Lev

 

[nicolas-eric]

I thought bushwacker flares were some of the best?

~Lev

most jeepers i know call them buckcrackers because they brake on little contact and are not flexible.
they all had the bushwacker pocket style flares.

the bestop flares seem to be better and muchmore flexible, but they don´t look good in my opinion.

 

[Dare2BSquare]

lets pretend i dont know who scout is, and what is "tubes", it would help if you spoke in complete sentences

Sorry man, I forgot you were a newbie.

I also thought anyone who had spent more than 10 minutes on the forum had seen pictures of Simple Scout's jeep with tube fenders sitting in his kitchen.

There are hundreds of those pictures out there!!!

It's an inside joke around here.

 

[nicolas-eric]

YJ with tube fenders:

 

[Levinoss]

Man thats got the rear tube flares also, thats pretty nice.

~Lev

 

[nicolas-eric]

i like that too. but here the tires must be 100% covered by the flares. and i don´t know a tube fender that would do that.

 

[skeeter]

A welder, a conduit bender and a metal yard can make what ever you need.

BTW, it's incredibly difficult to concentrate on what you write with that siggy pic, it's like there's something there I just can't put my finger on.

 

[Triple88a]

tires must be 100% covered by the flares. and i don´t know a tube fender that would do that

Me neither after all i roll on my wheels not my flares :flipoff:

by covered i'm guessing your'e talking just flares have to be wide enough right?

Xenon flat fender style flares are pretty cool too.. they have the tube fender style..

 

[nicolas-eric]

hey they look great.
are they available for the TJ.

and yes, the fenders must be wide enough that they cover the whole tire.

 

[Triple88a]

i think i've seen them for tjs around the web.

 

[George T.]

yuck. that things you gee el why

 

[Dare2BSquare]

You drinkin tonight?

 

[Jeep_Geek]

I would go with a set of TJ flares.. gives you more clearance for tires and they look factory. Although you do have to cut up some sheet metal make them fit.

 

[Triple88a]

to me the rear yj flare look a bit funky with bigger tires..

 

[#12]

thanks yall