Blackdog
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Anyone using then? Any pictures of them on a Ranger? I need to know if they will solve my tire rubbing problem.
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Bushwacker cut out flairs
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trimming solves the problem. fender flairs dress up a crappy trim job.
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If you wheel the truck stay far far away from anything bushwacker. Brittle, brittle, brittle. I had a set on the 91 when i first got it, busted them off the truck numerous times. Look into the pacer performance flexy flares, they are a rubber no lip mount fender flare perfect for cleaning up cut out fenders.
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I have the Pacer flares on mine. Not quite as much too look at, but much more functional on a truck that actually sees dirt time on tight trails.
mwtkinsw
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They are right, the Bushwackers look great and hide cut out fenders, but they are
very brittle, and if you have them painted to match your truck and scrape them or bottom out against them, they bust up big time. I had them on my Toyota.
MW
very brittle, and if you have them painted to match your truck and scrape them or bottom out against them, they bust up big time. I had them on my Toyota.
MW
yodaman1151
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if i was ordering the pacer flexy flares for my 87 bII what do i need to order? how much can i cut and have them still fit?
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You can cut as much as you want, they mount to the sheetmetal wherever you bolt them. You will have to measure your wheel openings to get an idea of how much to order. I ordered mine by the foot from the local Kenworth dealer
94 lngbd
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I used to work for Kenworth truck manufacturing & they actaully have 3 different sizes that extend from the body. I think its 2", 4" & 6"
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