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Flared Fenders without LT??

Discussion in '2nd Gen Tacoma Parts Marketplace (2005-2015)' started by andre127, Jun 10, 2015.

  1. Jun 10, 2015 at 11:37 PM
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    andre127

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    Is there anyway to have flared fenders without LT and not have the truck look wack? already have 1"1/4 wheels spacers in front and fairly new to trucks so any help would be appreciated :)
     
  2. Jun 10, 2015 at 11:51 PM
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    Fucking look it up
    Naw you'll be fine just with the spacers if you don't like the look you can always get bigger spacers, get long travel, or put the stock back on and sell the fenders
     
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    Depends on how big of a flare you get, but even with the spacers its not gonna look great. Unless you also have wheels with super low backspacing. And even then it might not be enough
     
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    thanks guys! @JDawg562 I'm thinking about doing 2" all pro spacers in front and getting the glassworks fenders you have! it looks good.
     
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    Check out the mid travel section too. I've seen a bunch of people with Mid Travel that have fiberglass. They usually just change the upper control arm (UCA) and a better/longer coilover, but their's no added width besides wheel back spacing or wheel spacers/adapters on mid travels usually.

    Yeah luckily for me Glassworks Unlimited is 10 mins away from my house. I just contacted John there and he actually had a set of fenders already made! So I bought them that day my bed sides took a few weeks because they were behind making fiberglass for some SEMA truck or something. Oh, ask them to give you a discount too! They knocked off 50-100 bucks off lol! I sold my stock fenders and bumper to cover the cost of my fiberglass fenders. Then later on sold my stock bedsides and basically paid only $50 for my bedsides. :thumbsup:
     

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