front fender clearance

[PAVEVENT SUCKS]

Im runnin 38.5 swampers,a 6inch susupension,& 3inch body lift,I put on new front fenders yesterday,when I turn sharp the tire is only about an inch away from the fender,I realize this isnt gonna work,do I have to cut my new fenders,or is there another way around this???any replies greatly appricated

First aid kit is a roll of duct tape & a bud light

 

[jcg]

Yeah it's sawzall time. I just cut up my brand new fenders to fit 36's (even though I cut enough to fit 38's) and it's not really that painful. I think it looks a lot better to tell you the truth. I haven't taken really taken any pics of the fender cutting but I've got trail pics that show it pretty well.

http://www.imagination-photo.com/pictures/4wd/2002/scottsville/new0063.jpg


Joe
RIT Mini-Baja www.rit.edu/~bajawww
Team Mudnuts www.mudnuts.org

 

[UseYourBlinker]

Time for a trim.. I personally like the "trimmed" fender look better than stock. Check my link below for pic's of my fender's.



Eric
from Freekmont,CA.
<a target="_blank" href=http://www.community.webshots.com/user/vwryda> Miscellaneous Debris </a>

 

[Gold Rush]

Well just cut the hell out of them. I run 38" TSL's with a 4" suspension lift and no body lift!


David

<a target="_blank" href=http://www.extremeblazer.com>ExtremeBlazer</a>

 

[RootBreaker]

I didnt cut mine yet... although 14" leafs on a truck where the tire physically measures 37". I am gonna get new 40's and they measure 39" and I will still have room....
hack the hell outa them.....


1978 Chevy 3/4 - 14" leafs -dana 44w/4.56's -14 bolt corp w/4.56's on 40x17x16.5 Ground Hawgs on 16.5x12 steel rims-NP205&SMC465