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Planning Fender Flare Installation

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What happens here

Josh reiterates the problem of mud slinging into the Jeep's interior due to missing fender flares. He introduces the new 5-6 inch fender flares, which are wider than the original ones. To accommodate these, he plans to install 2-inch wheel spacers to push the wheels out, and he notes he'll use blue Loctite to secure the spacers. He also mentions existing bent metal on the body where the flares will attach, which needs to be addressed.

Goal: Josh explains the next improvement: installing new fender flares to protect against mud and enhance the Jeep's appearance.

Tools and materials

  • Fender Flares
  • Wheel Spacers
  • Blue Loctite

What they say

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man can't beat it so the next area of improvement we're gonna work on with little Miss Daisy here is fender flares so the factory fender plastic flares have come off this Jeep I like it the style that it is but it slung mud right into my mouth the other day so we're gonna have to put some sort of fender flares these fender flares I believe are about five or six inches now our wheels stick out about four maybe three inches so we bought some wheel spacers to space out the wheels just a little bit we'll put some Loctite on those so what we're gonna do is mount these guys up just like so so we'll have some nice fender flares I've got a little bit of bodywork to beat out right down here we've got some bent metal on the front fender on the opposite corner here and then on the driver's side rear quarter we have a little bit of bent metal so we're gonna bend that out and install these guys this is going to require some drilling and a little bit of fab work now you Pro

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