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These Mopar Rubicon addition extended fender flares are for those of you that have a 1997 to 2006 TJ and are looking to give it that slightly wider Rubicon stance. From the factory, the Rubicon's had a fender flare that was about one inch wider than the standard TJ. So, if you are looking for that look, then these are gonna be a nice option for you. That additional width is also going to be for those of you that need full tire coverage by your fender flares in order to stay legal where you live, or somebody who just wants that additional coverage to help keep the tires from kicking stuff up on the side of the Jeep which can just make it dirty or scratch it. So there are quite a few different reasons that you might be looking into these flares.Now, these are by Mopar, so you know that they're going to fit very well, they're made by the same people that made the Jeep and all of the other factory flares. However, you are going to pay a bit of a premium for a flare that has the Mopar name that comes out of a Mopar box. If you're just interested in a wider flare, there are some other options out there by some aftermarket companies that are gonna be a little bit less expensive than this. But, if you're one of those people that likes to stick with the Mopar brand, these are gonna be a great option.So these flares are going to be a full inch wider than the factory flares. Of course, if you already have a Rubicon, these are going to be your direct replacement, but a lot of you are going to be installing these on a non-Rubicon Jeep to get that slightly wider flare. These are going to be very well built, they're gonna fit really, really well again because they do come right from Mopar. They're going to be a plastic construction that has a bit of a smooth finish, so if you wanted to paint these you could or, of course, you can just leave them there. This is going to be an easy bolt-on, one-out-of-three wrench installation. However, you are going to have to give yourself probably around two hours to get these installed, and even more time if you do have some rust on your TJ, and let's face it, most of us do at this point because even the newest TJ is getting up there in years.If you do have some rust on your Jeep, make sure that you spray all of the hardware that hold your flares into place well before you get started, that is going to pay dividends in the end. Now, a lot of the hardware that holds the factory flares in place is going to be a bolt goes into a nutsert in the body of the Jeep. Now, if you spray them, if you don't have a lot of rust, if you're careful, you can break that bolt loose without spinning the nutsert. If you do have too much rust, when you spin the bolt, it also spins the nutsert. You do have to get a little bit creative to get the old hardware out of the way so that you can remove those old flares.Now, a lot of those nutserts you can get to the back side of and you can hold them with a set of channel locks, if you've got pliers. But some of them you can't, and in that case, you have to get really creative with cutting off bolts, drilling things out. It gets a little bit more involved at that point. So, again, spray all of your nut and bolt hardware well ahead of time to give you the best chance of removing all of your factory hardware without any issues.So, all you need to do to get these installed is remove those factory flares by removing all of the factory hardware. Of course, upfront you'll also have to remove the turn signal socket from the turn signal housing in order to get that factory flare out of the way. Once you have that it completely removed from your Jeep, the front...you can snap the turn signal housing from the factory flares into your aftermarket flare and pop that flare onto the Jeep using the factory hardware. Because these are made by Mopar they're gonna fit in all of the factory locations. There's no drilling, no modification needed. Take the old flare off, put the new one on in its place.This set of six flares is gonna run you right around $400, and like I said before that is going to be a little bit more expensive than some of the other options on the market. If you're okay with your flares coming out of a box that doesn't say Mopar on it, you can definitely save some money and get an extended flare. In fact, you can get an even wider flare if you want one to give you even more coverage in a different look from some of the aftermarket companies. But, if you want to stick with something that could have come on your Jeep out of the factory with something that's Mopar, you are gonna to have to pay a little bit of a premium to get these flares. So, if you're looking for a factory replacement Rubicon style flare, I definitely recommend taking a look at these ones from Mopar that you can find right here at extremeterrain.com.
Up the Style Game. Take your Wrangler TJ to a new level of sleekness with a set of four Mopar Rubicon Edition Extended Fender Flares. The smooth texture of the black plastic flares not only looks appealing but also helps set your Jeep apart from the pack. The included front extensions add a domineering look to your ride with their Rubicon styling. The best part, though, is these front and rear flares come unpainted so you can repaint them to match the rest of your ride!
Extra Protection. Just as the style of the Mopar flares is elevated, so is the toughness of the design. They are made of resilient plastic and provide 1-inch wider wheel protection than the standard. The result is 4.25-inch wide flares that provide additional protection from road debris and stone chips that may fly up while driving on and off the road.
A Cinch to Install. Mopar's Extended Fender Flares come in a set of four so that all of your wheel wells are covered. The front extensions come with the kit. The bolt-on installation is simple given the direct-fit construction and use of the existing fasteners.
Application. These Mopar Rubicon Edition Extended Fender Flares are designed to fit all 1997 to 2006 Wrangler TJ models.
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