I was going to have a set till my engine pooped.....

i have 31x10.5 but it depends on your backspacing of your rims....

they are 6inch wider flares than stock... so if your tires hang out 3 inches beyond stock flares. than they should look great...

Rich_D
If you do not expect the unexpected, you will not find it.

 

I'm going to order mine next week when Uncle Sam pays me !!!
ROB

The soul would have no rainbow if the eyes had no tears.

 

I think that for 31x10.50's, these flares will be too big for your truck, they won't look right. Seriously, the Bushwacker flares stick WAY out from the body. About 7", guessing off the top of my head. They look best with 33+ inch tires.

-- Geoff Beasley

 

Just got them mounted. I have 31x10.50 tires on 2.75" backspace rims.

Roy Woodruff
Meadview, AZ
roydw@hotmail.com

 

Roy,
Can you post some more pictures from the side, etc.?
Thanks,

-Farther

 

This is the only other photo I have right now. Trail Tough has some on their website if you need mounting detail.

Roy Woodruff

 

Thanks Roy. I was interested in how they looked on the 10.50 tires. Your tire and wheel combination seem to look ok. I would imagine that on 2" back spacing would fill them even better.

-Farther

 

I was going to get them for my Zuk! I NEED them BAD! With Toyota axles and 16" wide Boggers I think they would look good! I'm just waiting for uncle sam to give me my $$$!

-Brian

ULTIMATE ZUK
http://www.geocities.com/brianconrad1/

 

Hey Brian I have checked out your web site lately do you have pics and instructions on how you did your yota axle swap.

Well it didn't look THAT deep! Hold on I'll tow you out I'll get my jeep only strap.

 

I'm still working on that! Got it almost done! Would be done, but working on Zuk getting V6 in and working on motorcycle to get it ready for race this spring. Just got done putting in new engine! If you want a quick "how to" then e-mail me and I'll try my best! Are ya doing the Yota swap?

-Brian

ULTIMATE ZUK
http://www.geocities.com/brianconrad1/

 

hey roydw
Did you trim the rear of your rear flares?
On the TT site it shows the flairs going down into the area that used to be filled by the stock bumper side wings in the rear, but yours don't...
johnny C


88 sammie flattie(for now)

 

Does anyone else have some pictures of them on their rigs?

Rich_D
If you do not expect the unexpected, you will not find it.

 

I guess I'll be getting the TT flares and putting the calmini ones on the auction block. They look good on the 31x10.5s
I have been debating tween the 31x10.5 courser mts and the 31x11.5 Courser OTDs...I suppose it'll be the 11.5s now :^)
Antone got some cheep spacerz?
Johnny C

88 spoa'd sammie flattie(for now)

 

Roy,
Those look good on your truck. One of these days when my Sammi grows up, I'm gonna get me a set too. How well do they hold up?

Uhhh, I don't mean to pry, but what happened to all ya'll's trees?

Brad Green
Toccoa, GA

 

No, I did not trim either the front or the rear. I did remove the plastic end caps from the rear bumper. I don't have a close-up photo but I think they are mounted in the same location as shown on the TT website (and in the photos included with the detailed instructions Brent sends with the package).

I went out for some fun Sunday and ended up on a trail that was really only wide enough for an ATV. Well, after several miles of this (with sagebrush then gamble oak and finally pinon pine on both sides) I stopped to inspect the damage. Other than some minor Arizona pin stripping the fenders came through just fine. Indeed, I am inclined to think if I really mash them into some rocks it is the sheet metal that will suffer, not the fender flares <g>.

Roy Woodruff

 

Look to the left of the garage. Those are Joshua trees which are really unusual - they are actually more closely related to the lily than a tree. OTOH, calling them a tree is accurate as far as I'm concerned - they grow some 20 to 30 feet tall, live several hundred years and can mess up a car (or even worse any unfortunate biker that hits their nasty thorns). They are found in the Southwest deserts at an elevation of ~3000 ft. Now I'll bet your sorry you ever brought up the subject of our so-called trees <BG>.

Roy Woodruff

 

Here are my two Samurais. I think you can tell which one has the Bushwacker flares.

-- Geoff Beasley