I think the front fenders can be removed by simply unbolting them, but the rear you will have to cut off. Depending on what you have planned for your truck you may want to seal up the area where the fenders were to prevent water from getting in.

 

Both the front and rear fenders can simply be unbolted. However, if you remove your fender flares, be prepared to do some fender cutting becuase whats under the flares is pretty ugly lookin sheetmatal.

This pic kinda shows how the sheetmetal looks under the flare. It looks pretty hoopty:

 

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It looks pretty hoopty:

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Er, uhm, hoopity

. Don't u mean max mega gay, LOL. Jus Kiddin

 

No you mean Fugly

lol Kraby I guess ill have to break out with the air grinder and some welding equipment

maybe riverts to do the job

would exstacting the fenders on a 4 in lift be ideal?with 31's

 

Oh BTW lots of rubbing in the rear with no swaybar

 

Are you refering to the fender flares, or the whole fender in general? Flares are easy to take off man, just bust the nuts off the brackets (on the inside lip of the fender wells) and they come off, except the fronts which are tied into the plastic wheel well liners but that is just a plastic rivet and or a couple nuts and bolts. Looks like this when you take flares off

 

yeah the flares!! is there any welding invoved in the rear?

 

No