Can we get a fender flare thread going?
#32
#33
Anymore flares to post?!? I'd really like to see Bushwacker pocket flares on a levelled-only truck. Having a hard time deciding on mine. Some say pockets only if lifted, extend-a-flare if only levelled? I need wider flares, tires are out a good 2-3 inches, looks like Bushwacker are about the best in this regard.
#34
Sorry, that's a lot of questions, but one more... you're user name... comes from? Just wondering cuz my car is a 2000 Trans Am.
#35
Do you have any more pictures, showing the entire side? How about a shot viewing down the side that shows how much they stick out? I know, asking a lot, but if you have 'em I'd love to see 'em. I'd also be very interested in seeing how the flares wrap around at the rear front, at the very end of the flare - I've had rubbing probs. I assume you're happy with the pocket flare look on your truck, had you considered extend-a-flares?
Sorry, that's a lot of questions, but one more... you're user name... comes from? Just wondering cuz my car is a 2000 Trans Am.
Sorry, that's a lot of questions, but one more... you're user name... comes from? Just wondering cuz my car is a 2000 Trans Am.
they stick out about two inches. i will try and get more pics. for the first few months they never rubbed but they do now. i havent figured out why yet... i am very happy with them. i originally was going to get extend-a-flairs thinking they were smaller but decided on these when i found out they were the same.
the name was for the firebird i used to own. i miss her sometimes but now i have a front engine porsche.
Last edited by thirdgenbird; 04-05-2009 at 03:05 PM.
#39
#42
Definitely need 35s for them to look good. I have them w/ 33s and it doesn't look so good. I couldn't find anything else that offered 2" of coverage, though, so I had no choice.
#44
Pockets: http://www.streetsideauto.com/produc...bSubModels=XLT
Fender Extenders: http://www.streetsideauto.com/produc...bSubModels=XLT