tks Jerry. You and everyone (almost)
on this NG are awesome.
I hope to have the build up done by the end of April. My goal is to post a
web site or a brief msg about what I did and my experience with it. Now, if
I can just get that last couple of Benjamins rounded up....
Dennis
"Jerry Bransford" > wrote in message
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> I've owned 6" and 7" flares from Warn, Tera (same as Warn's), and Bestop,
> and have installed Bushwacker pocket style flares on many Jeeps in my job.
> The only two brands I can recommend from a toughness point of view are
> Warn's, followed by Bestop's so far as good quality and looks go.
> Bushwackers are pretty cheap and tend to pull off over the mounting bolts
> if they get snagged on a trail obstacle. Xenon's are just too proud of
> their name and it's molded right onto the side of them which is just tacky
> in my opinion. Avoid Warn's 7" flares, they're just too wide. I'd go
> with either Warn's or Bestop's 6" flares if it were me. Oh, I currently
> have Bestop's 6" flares on my TJ and they're really nice.
>
> Jerry
>
> Dennis Cox wrote:
>> I have a 97 Wrangler TJ and I'll be lifting it (3-4 inches) and going
>> with 33x12.5x15 tires soon. My question is does anyone have any advice
>> on any of these replacement flares to avoid or which ones are the best?
>> I made this list from a recent 4wheeldrive hardware catalog.
>>
>> Thanks in advance for your help,
>> Dennis
>>
>>
>> $315 Xenon Polyurethane Sport
>> $349 Bestop Fender Flares with Rocker Extensions
>> $299 Bestop Fender Flares
>> $495 Bushwacker Rubicon Pocket Style Flares
>> $394 Bushwacker Fender Flares
>> $408 Warn Trail Flares
>> $299 Rock Crusher by Steel Horse
>
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