bushwhacker fenders

maddog · #1 03-30-2003, 12:16 AM

how many here use the rockyroad bushwhacker fenders? the 295 dollar price does that include all 4 fenders or is it just a pair? also im running 225 75 r15's on stock rims
but want my tires to be proportionate with the fenders if i get them, how much wider rims would i need? or can i just use some spacers to push them outwards?

thanks

78mphgpr · #2 03-30-2003, 12:21 AM

A friend of mine is running them with 33x12.50 boggers on 15x10 wheels and they are nearly flush. I think they will be way to wide for you.

maddog · #3 03-30-2003, 12:36 AM

i dont mind going wider at all just point the direction to buy some rims, i just dont want to go to much taller

rich_d · #4 03-30-2003, 12:46 AM

here are some pictures I posted earlier.

I have the Bushwacker Fender Flairs.

the set you get from Either RRO or TT will include all 4 flares.

my setup is 31x10.5 with 2.5 Back spaced rims 15x8.

the flares just barely hang over my tires. I mean barely.

I did trim the flares to pull in a bit at the bottom and to fit the contours of the samurai better. I think they look dang good and are very functional.

when I put them on, I did take the stock hangers off.

hope this helps

maddog · #5 03-30-2003, 12:55 AM

thats a real nice rig you got there!!! how durable are they? are they flexable?

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rich_d · #7 03-30-2003, 01:13 AM

right after i put them on, i got a little too close to an obstical, and smashed the front of the rear passenger side flat before my tire told me that I was closer than I thought,

it bounced right back only with a few small scratches.

so to answer your question, they are very durable and no rocks and crap fly up at me anymore. I like to run with the doors and top off in the summer, and before the flares, I would be hit with all sorts of stuff.