I just a little more clearance in the rear wheel wells... so with a hammer and an angle grinder, I followed the steps Metalcloak suggested... Pretty simple.
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Thursday, September 6, 2018
Trimming Rear Fender Wells for More Tire Clearance Jeep Wrangler JK Unlimited
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpe8IL8iasc&w=640&h=360]
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Thanks for the tips! I love that jack plate :) i never thought of that come combo before.
ReplyDeleteI hope you get the clearance you need. Definitely going to do this before Easter Jeep Safari 2019. Pulling a trailer to Moab. Thanks for the video!!
ReplyDeleteAre you rolling on 35's or 37's? (Wondering if this is necessary for 35's)
ReplyDelete37s. I'd say know unless you saw a need specifically. I've been running for a while with 37s before with no real issues.
ReplyDeleteI was planning on trimming and painting the wheel well edges once I go to flat fenders, more for cosmetics than anything else. Right now I'm on 35's and other than trimming the rubi rails, I haven't done anything else mostly because I didn't see anything that looked like it would be too close at full flex. But this was still a good video to show how quick n easy trimming the wells is!
ReplyDeleteWhat Jeep club are you in? Is it only JKs or do y’all have KLs too?
ReplyDeleteI thought The Joker from Batman was doing the grinding for you.... the color of the sleeve & glove!
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of wheels are you running and what are the specs of the wheels?
ReplyDeleteWatch your air filter in all that dust if you are not leading, enjoy the tri
ReplyDeleteI filled the gap left after trimming with POR-15 Epoxy Putty then once dry POR-15 coating. Finally the rattle can to tidy it all up.
ReplyDeleteNoticed you don't have the rear Teraflex speedbumps like you had in previous videos - why did you remove?
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