Installed my Bushwacker flares today

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Mar 28, 2008 | 08:59 PM

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bad350v8s10tahoe

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RE: Installed my Bushwacker flares today

Gowith a 10 inch wide wheel with 3.5 inch offset and 11.50 or 12.50 wide tires, then you dont need spacers.

Aug 29, 2008 | 11:29 AM

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Big Blaze

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RE: Installed my Bushwacker flares today

Couldn't you just cut the flares from a 2 door so the door could open. I've seen it done before. It looks pretty easy.

Aug 29, 2008 | 11:51 AM

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Blazin NC

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RE: Installed my Bushwacker flares today

Let me know if it works... I have been trying to find 4 door flares everywhere... can't find the EGR anymore

Aug 29, 2008 | 03:08 PM

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WolfPack

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RE: Installed my Bushwacker flares today

It would just take alot of work to notch and finish the edge. Then attaching the little piece could be interesting as well...BUT...I'm with Blazin NC....do it, and post pics

Aug 29, 2008 | 10:19 PM

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Karcinagin

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RE: Installed my Bushwacker flares today

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ORIGINAL: WolfPack

You've got yourself a highrider!

What kinda lift are you running? It looks like you've got room to spare with the 31s, so I'ma guess 2' body 2' shackles/t-bar?

Edit: jimmy + lift + flares = highrider, not zr2.

Very nice!

ya i have never seen a highrider one (is there decals for high rider) ...i have seen gmc jimmy and sonoma but it had a zr2 decal on it and it did look like one