Quick one guys, just got a set of 33's and have some 15x8 with -5 off set and want to fit them under the 2 door which only has a 2" body lift and I know i need to cut guards but i need to know how and then what sort of flares you are running and how did you attach them to the body work pictures tell a 1000 words an any advice is really appreciated
Dixie
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How to fit flares after cut
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How to fit flares after cut
There is no such thing as a stupid question only stupid people
There is really only one type of flares and they are the LRA ones, once you cut the guards they are held on with self tappers. Have a look in the post up your rovers section, all the square flares are the LRA ones.
Saddle up tonto, its the not so loanrangie! . 98 TDI DISCO lightly modded with more to come.
If you want it pretty, go with LRA flares, dear as poison, the problem with them is they're tugher than the cut gaurd, and when you bash the flare you wreck your gaurd, trust me i've wrecked a few
Or go to clarke rubber and get some flare rubber and of to bunnings for a box of tech screws, cost $100
But the LRA flares look heaps betterer
Or go to clarke rubber and get some flare rubber and of to bunnings for a box of tech screws, cost $100
But the LRA flares look heaps betterer
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This is what I did, much cheaper and it cost about $100. If you rip one off in the bush they're cheaply and easily replaced.cloughy wrote:If you want it pretty, go with LRA flares, dear as poison, the problem with them is they're tugher than the cut gaurd, and when you bash the flare you wreck your gaurd, trust me i've wrecked a few
Or go to clarke rubber and get some flare rubber and of to bunnings for a box of tech screws, cost $100
But the LRA flares look heaps betterer
I do like the LRA flares and would fit them to a more expensive Disco or Rangie, but my Rangies a dunga anyway ($2K Rangie with $10K worth of gear

Trav
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I went for an even cheaper option, used the old plastic garden edging from bunnings $10 for 20 meters. You can make 4 out of about 5 meters and so you got heaps of left overs. So when you rip them off you can make more. I use the good old tec screws to fit them sweet as. 

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Hi Dixie,
Have a look at the www.rangie.com site. There is an article there about cutting guards and making a flange. Sorry, I don't know how to post up the direct link.
cheers, DL
Have a look at the www.rangie.com site. There is an article there about cutting guards and making a flange. Sorry, I don't know how to post up the direct link.
cheers, DL
You don't bend an edge of the guard to attach lra flares.MQ SWB wrote:Thanks guys, but after i cut the guards do I then bend a edge so i can attach a flare or what
Dixie
At the front of the rear arch of 4 door rangies/discos, the arch, which the door closes on to, is trimmed back to leave about 10mm lip. The lip is the cut radially with snips, to make a series of tabs about 12mm wide. Then the tabs are bent in against the inner side of the arch. This procedure is to maximise tyre clearance and is nothing to do with attaching the flares.
John
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