Bushwacker Fender Flares
#1
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I'm thinking of getting the Bushwacker cut-out fender flares for my 88' blazer. They only make flares for the front. What cut out flares from other vehicals will fit the rear of my truck?
Here's links to the front cut outs....
http://www.autoanything.com/fender-f....aspx?kc=ffsku
http://www.performancepartswholesale...588+11920+9427
Here's links to the front cut outs....
http://www.autoanything.com/fender-f....aspx?kc=ffsku
http://www.performancepartswholesale...588+11920+9427
#2
I saw these previously online and was wondering how good they'd fit, because they look like they cover the corner of the front doors!!!
#3
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bushwackers are such a rip off. check out pacer flexy flares, fraction of the cost.
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Wonder how close they would fit a 2nd gen?
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I definatly need fender flares, my tires stick out a good 3-4". Ct law is no more than 2" out. The cops havent given me any problems but there's always gonna be that one cop that's having a bad day and needs to take it out on someone. And also if I go through a small puddle the entire side of my truck is covered with mud. Don't get me wrong I like my truck muddy but sometimes I like it to look clean. The cutout flares look really cool. I don't like any other style flare.
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flexy flares look great for under $100 for all 4. paying $500 for all 4 is way too much.
but i guess looks are more important than function to some people. and yes i do have garden edging flares on my jimmy. it was only $480 cheaper and i get the same effect.
but i guess looks are more important than function to some people. and yes i do have garden edging flares on my jimmy. it was only $480 cheaper and i get the same effect.
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They function just the same. Just my preference..
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i like your 01 blazer...i have a 96 and im looking on some tires 31'' as well..1.5 T-bar crank?? stock height in the back???
I've been looking for flares for my 2dr 96 blazer..$100 is a deal! do you know a website i can order them from???
I've been looking for flares for my 2dr 96 blazer..$100 is a deal! do you know a website i can order them from???
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#9
Flexies look so ugly
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[quote=8five-k5;413003]i like your 01 blazer...i have a 96 and im looking on some tires 31'' as well..1.5 T-bar crank?? stock height in the back???/quote]
Yep, about a 1.5" t-bar crank. The picture in my sig is before the 1.5" t-bar crank. The tires hit the top of the fender when I hit a bump before I did the t-bar crank now there's no rubbing whats so ever. And ya stock height in the rear.
Yep, about a 1.5" t-bar crank. The picture in my sig is before the 1.5" t-bar crank. The tires hit the top of the fender when I hit a bump before I did the t-bar crank now there's no rubbing whats so ever. And ya stock height in the rear.





