Truck Modifications, Repairs, Restores, and Upgrades:

adrian · 10-05-2008

A new book entry has been added:

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This is a simple how-to for those who want to replace their stock fender trim with one of the widely available generic aftermarket types. Pretty easy job that can be done by one person. Here is the truck with the stock trim in place:

You can see that the larger-than-stock wheels stick out quite a bit more than the side of the truck:

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Replacing fender trim

Mark · 10-06-2008

Well, nice look. It makes the wheel well look bigger. Visually, you don't have the chrome to give you a line for the fender. Looks nice.

I've been considering the BushWacker flairs to give me another 1 3/4" to 2" but I really only need it in the front. The back has plenty of coverage. So I haven't done it yet. Nice write up too...

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Mark Super Moderator Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Southeast PA. (Pottstown) Posts: 257	Well, nice look. It makes the wheel well look bigger. Visually, you don't have the chrome to give you a line for the fender. Looks nice. I've been considering the BushWacker flairs to give me another 1 3/4" to 2" but I really only need it in the front. The back has plenty of coverage. So I haven't done it yet. Nice write up too... __________________ 06' Ninja 650r - Black Our FAQ - About Me


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