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Wheel arch flares

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Wheel arch flares

Post by burner »

I've found some generic type rubber wheel arch flares at clark rubber. anyone had any expeience with this type ? are the bushranger ones better (fit) ?
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Post by -Scott- »

Plastic garden edging from Bunnings is a pretty popular source of flexi-flares; the narrower stuff (100mm?) is about $20 for a 10m roll.

Not as bling as the proper stuff...

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Post by burner »

thanks scott, probably go for something with a little bling. not sure how the garden edging may effect the resale value :D

the clarke rubber ones don't fit pajero real well. fit a mates hilux sweet though. just wondering whether the bushranger ones were a better fit ?
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Post by revnkev »

I have the Bushranger flexy flares and they fit well,
they have a spring steel wire that you thread through
the outer edge once they are on,which stops the
edge from drooping but is a PITA to thread .
I'm happy with mine so far :)
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Post by MontyMcV »

How is the garden edging attached? Just fit it around and use scews and washers? Can it be done without seeing the screws?
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