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TJ flares on zook

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What do you think about TJ flares on a zook?


Crap idea
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18%
Would look cool
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DeWsE is a loser
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TJ flares on zook

Post by DeWsE »

Just wondering what you guys think about adding tj flares to a zook. Kinda like what damo has done but also the rears.

The biggest thing putting me off at this stage is that they are off a jeep!
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Post by CRUSHU »

the more useful parts you pull off a jeep, like diffs, wheels, flares etc, the less jeep is on the road!
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Post by stumped »

need pics dude!!! i got a vague idea what it'll look like, but not 100%

oh, and ur a loser :D hehehehe. nah, haven't voted yet, but tempting ;)
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Post by sierrajim »

I was actually looking at them myself. Big Balls in Sydney just got some in. Here's a pic. They look good, allow guard cutting (cool) and cover about 6 inches

hope you don't mind me posting this liam.
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Post by DeWsE »

Rename it without the space
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Post by grimbo »

they look good if you trim the front guards to match rather than just putting them over the top so you see the panelwork underneath.

Jeff Stevens in moab has them on his yellow Zuk and it looks great I reckon. I'll try and find a pic
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Post by DeWsE »

They are readily available from jeep owners going to 10" flares. If I did go with them I would cut the metal work to suit. Also get some sheet metal tubs bent up for the inner gaurds
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Post by N*A*M »

Image

but they are not stock tj flares
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Post by redzook »

N*A*M wrote:
but they are not stock tj flares


what are they?? i dont mind them
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Post by RB zook »

arnt they trailtuff flares that overkill sells :?
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Post by DeWsE »

Thanks NAM, they are the trail tough flares but very similar.

Who said they are crap, reason?

EDIT: SPL
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Post by redzook »

damn i cant vote twice :x

they look good + u r a loser :finger: :D
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Post by DeWsE »

I was wondering who said I was a loser! I should have guessed it was you.
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Post by redzook »

DeWsE wrote:I was wondering who said I was a loser! I should have guessed it was you.


it wasnt me

i voted they look cool

BTW 2 people voted u r a loser ;)
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Post by DeWsE »

redzook wrote:
DeWsE wrote:I was wondering who said I was a loser! I should have guessed it was you.


it wasnt me

i voted they look cool

BTW 2 people voted u r a loser ;)


One was me :D
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Post by RB zook »

i voted they would look good :D
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Post by SAWZALL »

I want the loser/crap option please :finger:
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Post by runnin4life »

i seen that sierra at rose hill they had it parked in the middle of the 4wd track

man it was hot on top of the hill on that track lol
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Post by moose »

it will look like this ....

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Post by antt »

this is damo's zuk with em on doing some extreme wheeling that he likes :finger: :finger: :finger:

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btw, i voted the loser option too, just cause i can :finger:
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Post by bigsteve »

I think they look un zook-like

Just get Calmini's or if you have the extra $$$ the same as on Liams
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Post by stumped »

i'm with bigsteve, don't like the look of them much, too un-zook. the trailtough ones aren't toooooo bad, but still unzook, and $$$$$ :shock:

why u doin it? cuttin the guards for ur tyres? i like the one's bigsteve's got, or just go some garden edging under the zook guards like mine :D
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Post by Badooky »

toying with the idea myself mate ( btw i voted that u r a loser :lol: :lol: )
i thing they look good just depends on the dollars
i would like to "try them on" as looking on the car is very different to looking at pix
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Post by Liam »

We have both the calmini style and the bushwacker 6.25 inch flares in stock.
I reckon the bushwackers look heaps better.
Trailtough ones are just bushwackers with the front pair trimmed a little.
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Post by cj »

I like the look of the Bushwackers as long as the guards are cut to suit but I drive a Vit so what do I know :D
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Post by Damo »

antt wrote:this is damo's zuk with em on doing some extreme wheeling that he likes :finger: :finger: :finger:


Antt throw's down the gauntlet!!! :shock: :shock:

:twisted: :twisted: :twisted: BRING IT, BIARRRTCH!!!!!!! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:















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Post by antt »

fine, tomorrow, ormeau, 9am bring it :finger:
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Post by Damo »

bastard! :bad-words:
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Post by Drewfus »

1. My opinion, TJ flares only look good on a TJ
2. My prefferences are the bushwacker (ie ring Liam), or, the late model Nissan Navara front flares (just 2 sets of the front ones) trimmed to suit.

If you have Lux diffs I'd go the B/wackers, or if zook w/track, the Navara front flares.....
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Post by sierrajim »

The bushwackers look good if you have that width of tyre to clear if not they will look like wings.

Any pics of the Navara flares on a zook?
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