Fender Liners

I caught my drivers side fender liner while on a trail and ever since I catch all the time. I am debating buying a new one, but I will probably just fuck it up again. Not too keen on removing them entirely for the sake of clean-up after playing in the dirt.

What are you guys doing with your liners? As far as I know there is not an after market solution, but I'd love to be wrong.



You can see where I've trimmed these, but after trimming they seem to catch more. It's not the worst thing in the world, just loud and annoying parking lots.

 

I ripped mine out bit you can always trim them

 

That is what I figured the answer would be, but it was worth asking!

 

Behind that is your pinch welds. You can beat those back as well and fill the seam with gasket maker so no moisture gets through.

 

@cnote4l ​

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/splash-guards-precut.477766/​

 

I saw those, but they don't really solve any issues that I've come across.

 

Beat me to it! Just ordered them myself.

 

Ah, I apologize.​

 

No need lol, worth mentioning, just not the coverage area I am trying to remedy.

 

I went completely overboard but I don't rub anymore. What size tire are you running?

 

They are only 285/75r16

 

Did you have your caster pushed all the way forward during your alignment? If not I guarantee that will fix your issue

 

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I did not, I also have raised it an inch since I caught the liner the first time. Will be getting the heavier front springs soon too which should help. I will roll it on the rack today and see what I can do with the caster, I hadn't even considered that.

Thanks man!

 

Yup no problem.

 

The caster adjustment with some additional cutting worked great, thank you.

Follow up question, what do people do to remedy the positive camber? I can't seem to find lower control arms that are not for a long travel kit.

 

Should get an alignment after you go wheeling.

 

Adjustable upper control arms? Or limit the caster. I had to do the latter.

 

Maybe I missed them, all the uppers I saw were not adjustable.