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They're not actually Bushwackers.
They are fibreglass guard. We have access to them, but they're pretty pricey. ( consider the freight on a box that 4 of those suckers will fit in ) Can look in to it if you want.
Liam wrote:They're not actually Bushwackers.
They are fibreglass guard. We have access to them, but they're pretty pricey. ( consider the freight on a box that 4 of those suckers will fit in ) Can look in to it if you want.
umm yer i dont reckon i would be able ot afford em.. but if u bored one day ya could look if ya want.. jsut for the hell of it
Are you looking at replacing the fibreglass flares on an 80 series? I've beenlooking at this for a little while and haven't come up with a great alternative so I just keep patching the fibreglass ones.
do you want to cover them to make the vehicle legal? or to stop rocks etc dmging your/other cars? cause i dont think anyone will look at your flares once they see the beadlocks
Shadow wrote:do you want to cover them to make the vehicle legal? or to stop rocks etc dmging your/other cars? cause i dont think anyone will look at your flares once they see the beadlocks
Wat my prob is.. these rims stick out a mile and went i flex up it hits the flares and trys to rip em off.. so i was thinkin the bush wackers would give me a tad more clearance...
what about making your own....get some urethane foam and shape it to your liking with 80 grit, then making a fibreglass flare from the foam profile you just made??? lick of paint and voila
