I bought the 7'' flares and noticed that the flare Extensions are the standard factory size , shouldn't the extensions be 7" also ?
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I also bought the 7" flares and only also received the standard factory extensions. I did not mind and actually rather preferred the standard. I only needed extensions to maintain safety inspection standard for the laws hear in Maine which do not allow the tire to site outside the flare.
832191
No they always come stock size they should be wider but they don't come that way
832192
The standart fender flare are about 4 or 5 inchs wide if you want to put 7 inch wide you need offset wheel to look good
832193
The flares are 7" wide, they are bigger than the old jeep wrangler factory flares.
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This listing is for one pair (2 pieces) of REAR flares. 1 right rear and 1 left rear. "4x" is the style name. to do your whole vehicle you would also need to purchase a pair for the front.
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The small flare extensions go back along the body with the bottom of the extension even with the bottom of the body. They are mounted just touching the rear of the fender flares around the wheel well. You may not have holes to mount the small flares. I did not use the small flares on my 98. It already has plastic molding that runs between the flares.
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From what I can tell, there are two versions, a standard, and Metric. I ordered the SAE (Standard) size, and that is what I got. I wonder if they aren't using the same stock picture for both.
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I believe that the company which manufactures these extensions, makes them for all models and makes. Make sure you specify year, make, and model when placing your order. If perchance it doesn't fit, their return policy is quick and they will do everything possible to satisfy your request. A woman named Jodi runs the "returns department" and is extremely professional!
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Jon,No these are factory replacement flares. The 7 inch require trimming of the body and drilling holes to fit. Take a look at 11606.01.Thank you!
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These flares are installed on my 2011 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD. They average about 8 inches out from the wheel wells. They do not cover the factory bevel of the pickup body style side. They look really good and give the truck a different "mean" look!! I have had Bushwhacker Flairs on a 1990 Toyota since about 1995 and they are still holding up very well. I think you won't go wrong with these Bushwhackers. One thought for the do-iy-yourselfers: they are much easier to install with 2 people. You can do it yourself but it will take a lot longer and some extra tools to hold them in position while you mount them!! These flares are installed on my 2011 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD. They average about 8 inches out from the wheel wells. They do not cover the factory bevel of the pickup body style side. They look really good and give the truck a different "mean" look!! I have had Bushwhacker Flairs on a 1990 Toyota since about 1995 and they are still holding up very well. I think you won't go wrong with these Bushwhackers. One thought for the do-iy-yourselfers: they are much easier to install with 2 people. You can do it yourself but it will take a lot longer and some extra tools to hold them in... » Read More These flares are installed on my 2011 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD. They average about 8 inches out from the wheel wells. They do not cover the factory bevel of the pickup body style side. They look really good and give the truck a different "mean" look!! I have had Bushwhacker Flairs on a 1990 Toyota since about 1995 and they are still holding up very well. I think you won't go wrong with these Bushwhackers. One thought for the do-iy-yourselfers: they are much easier to install with 2 people. You can do it yourself but it will take a lot longer and some extra tools to hold them in position while you mount them!! « Show Less
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I'm not sure about the size, but they the flare type and are the same size on both ends of the tubing. These are standard, they worked on my 20 year old central unit fitting.
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Johnathan, All the bolts and nuts that hold the flare to the body. We also supply rivnuts incase the factory ones are stripped out. Thank you!
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The ones I recieved were about 2" shorter than the ones I replaced. However, they were closer to matching the ones on the rear. No problem!
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&gt;&gt; JOHN W. This kit comes with three (3) adapters. Two of which are 1/2" outside Male Flare to male pipe. one of these two is 1/2" to 1/2' and the second of the two is 1/2" to 3/8" O... The third adapter is a 1/2" Male Flare to or "x" 3/8" Female Pipe ( #/8" O ) { Like a hex nut } I hope this helps...Johnny
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I have flared 3/8 stainless. Both quick connect and standard flares with no problem.
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NO! These flares are about 3 inches wide and fit my 1976 CJ5, among many other Jeep year models.
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I doubt it. They're molded to fit the body panel. These guards are also made to fit the factory holes in the panel so if you tried them you would need to drill new holes in your flares.
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I went and measured it across the top of it is 29" and the bottom flares out a little to 29 3/4". They fit well no problems.
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Idk what the flares were like in the past but mine were cheaply made. Had to modify to fit when I was told they were made to fit. One cracked during installation also. So I couldn't return
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Yes, I have them a 2003 Silverado 1500HD w/factory flares...they are a great fit...