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narvara flares

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stu
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narvara flares

Post by stu »

every time i see one of those nissin navara's go by i look at their rounded, wider and larger radius wheel arches and think what a great way to cover larger tyres (providing you want to do a bit of cutting & grinding to suit) it would still have the almost factory look too.

has anyone else thought this
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Post by camskizook »

Yeh ive got some....they work really well :lol: :lol:
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:rofl: me 2
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Post by Damo »

camskizook wrote:Yeh ive got some....they work really well :lol: :lol:


The factory look of your flares is overshadowed only by your incredible MS Paint arrow work

:finger:

Seriously though, have a look towards the end of this thread (about page 4 I think)

http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modules/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=4931

I have used TJ Wrangler flares on the front. I did have to have 110mm cut out of the middle as the wrangler wheel arch is much larger. I will have to chop out some of the zook arch to tidy it up a bit too.
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