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about how much clearance will I get if I install the cj bushwacker pocket flares? Thanks
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Here's a before and after of Mike Childs' Jeepster.
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the flairs work very well and offer good clearence for most wheeling. The draw back is they are not flexible and will break easily. I have them on mine...the 7 inch ones I think.
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I cant tell from the pictures do you know if their any cutting involved and just which ones are these? Do they sit flush against the body?

Never mind i just read the other post,

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