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looking for pics of fender trim

Rebel88

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I have decided to trim up the fenders a bit but I want to keep most of my wheel opening molding intact. The molding is cut right at the side molding of my blazer and from there down it is just metal. I also want to keep a fairly straight line down the wheel opening. I checked in the fender trimming article from a while back and i want mine to be straighter than that...if anybody has done it and has some pics can you post em?

i like the looks of Derf00's trim job but I couldnt find any good side view or closeup pics of what the trim looked like...

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These are my new cuts I think: <a target="_blank" href=http://coloradok5.com/fendercut>http://coloradok5.com/fendercut</a>

Steve

Director of Global Expansion
 
i like the looks of that but i didnt want to go that far back with the cut...plust i dont wanna mess with my innder fender...

thanks for the pics though...

keep em coming...

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hey steve

as a side note i just went and got the mail...in it was my package from you with my sweatshirt and video... let me just say thanks man...

i know im gonna wear the hoodie until it has holes in it

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I cut my truck. But by the sounds of it you want it to look really nice. Good luck. Mine looks ok, but i was not worried about the body one bit.
<a target="_blank" href=http://coloradok5.com/gallery/albuo16> Pictures</a>

73 3/4 ton Chevy. 383 stroker, TH350, NP 205, 14bolt FF(Detroit), Dana 44(limited Slip), 6in. lift, 36x 14.5 super swampers
 
I used Steve Fox's for a reference, then decided how much I wanted to cut.

Check my link below for pictures



Eric
from Freekmont,CA.

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my pics are in my sig. you can check em out, i have a 4" lift and 36" TSLs. oh, and my members page too.

--Scott, 1989 GMC Suburban 2500 4" lift, 36" TSLs
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You can look at mine at the webshots page in my sig. Just look for the "cut fenders" album. I have now cut them back like Steve's but this is what I started with. I actually had to point it out to people before they even noticed.

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<a target="_blank" href=http://community.webshots.com/user/geltyone>Webshots Pics.</a>
 
I recently cut my fenders. I studied Steve Fox's pics very carefully and all others I could find. I believe Steve's are cut 6" from the door and he runs 37's w/ a 4" lift. I also have 37's but have a 6" lift, so I chose to cut my fenders back 8" to begin with. Before cutting I took masking tape and tried several angles starting at the bottom and working to the top. I liked the one that intersected the curve at the highest possible point. So far it appears to give adequate clearence, and I did not cut any of the inner fender well.

See my latest pic @ <a target="_blank" href=http://www.Toyboxoffroad.com>www.Toyboxoffroad.com</a>

Derf00
1990 K5 Jimmy 350 Edelbrock Performer TBI, 6in BDS Lift, Dana 60, 4.56, Corp 14B Detriot, 16x10 AE 589's, 37x12.5 SSR
 

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