WILL THESE FLARES FIT

[az mike]

im talking about cj or wrangler fender flares on a chero w/t 77

[az mike]

BTT

[Big Blue J-10]

Are you talking about puting the cj flares on top of your factory flares??Dont know if they will work just wondering what you got going.

[Cecil14]

I imagine you could cut the fenders and quarters and make them fit. TJ flares would probably be your best bet. They would give you the most clearance. Only thing would be the back door.

Anthony

[BIG BAD JON]

Originally posted by Cecil14:
I imagine you could cut the fenders and quarters and make them fit. TJ flares would probably be your best bet. They would give you the most clearance. Only thing would be the back door.

AnthonyHe said its a W/T. There were only 2-door W/T's.

[az mike]

im talking about these on the rear of this mayby put rear on front and back or use all four of them yes 2 doors not shure on the right way to do this

web page (http://www.quadratec.com/cgi-bin/sgin0101.exe?UID=2003031423110797&T1=12506%2B300&UREQA=1&UREQB=2&UREQC=3&UREQD=4&FNM=10&x=48&y=34)

[ March 14, 2003, 09:18 PM: Message edited by: az mike ]

[Sycho15]

Way too much $$$, find stock TJ Wrangler flares at a junkyard, or buy them off the message forum on www.jeepsunlimited.com (http://www.jeepsunlimited.com)

[dnixon]

why use TJ ones when you can use XJ? XJ needs some trimming to fit to the body but I think it would be less work.. Someone here just recently put XJ bushwackers on...

[Sycho15]

stock for stock, XJ flares have smaller openings than TJ or YJ flares. I know people who remove the flares from their XJs to run TJ flares, and trim the wheel-opening out considerably.

[tomd]

Originally posted by SLOwag aka-dnixon:
why use TJ ones when you can use XJ? XJ needs some trimming to fit to the body but I think it would be less work.. Someone here just recently put XJ bushwackers on...Heimekin did it a while back, but he had a NT (a Wag) so i don't know how they would work on a WT. Heimekin's Thread (http://www.ifsja.org/cgi-bin/ubbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=2;t=014827)

[greasyjeep]

He used WT axles though. Not sure if they make them for 2 door xjs, I haven't found them yet.
The rears have the slice in them for the rear door.
The pic sites won't work in the link, but the project page is still up.

[Masato]

Those Bushwackers in Heimekin's wag look cool. I'm guessing they'd be easier to fit than CJ's or TJ's since these Jeeps have flat side panels and once you are done with the trimming you won't have much flare left.

If the Bushwackers are made of PVC, PE, PP or other thermoplastic, they can be welded, you only need to find out the type of plastic to use the correct weld rod.

Why not use the stock flares?

[tomd]

Originally posted by greasyjeep:
He used WT axles though. Not sure if they make them for 2 door xjs, I haven't found them yet.
The rears have the slice in them for the rear door.
The pic sites won't work in the link, but the project page is still up.My point is the body has bigger flares on the WT, if you cut those off, would there be any metal to attach the bushwackers to?

Yes they make them for 2dr XJs

Here are his pics (hope ya don't mind Heimekin, i put 'em up on my space to show these people)
FSJ Bushwacker 1 (http://www.mp3car.com/usersites/tom/fsj/fsjbushwacker1.jpg)
FSJ Bushwacker 2 (http://www.mp3car.com/usersites/tom/fsj/fsjbushwacker2.jpg)

[az mike]

i think i like those bushwackers thanks for the ideas feel free to give more