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Okay i told the body guy to go to town and hell get it done. haha. i have some pictures of the progress here:
http://www.stanceworks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5286
http://www.stanceworks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5286
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I still need to mount the Reap bumper back on and make the new mounting place and cut that spot but for the most part is about 2" or so cut out for added room. You can go more than that but I feel that it was safe here because I can still attach the inner fender to the outer quarter. I Glue Bonded them together after prepping
Last pic to show how wide my 17x10 sit right now and planning to do something around a 18x11 in the future
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Okay he did it the same way and cut away the rear mounting tab and is making a new mounting point.
So well see soon. Also shaving the rear quarter pieces and reinforcing them alittle.
So well see soon. Also shaving the rear quarter pieces and reinforcing them alittle.
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Yeah mine are cut well beyond those 2. Even though those are enough mine is cut and welded together. im taking pictures of it today. Im also having the rear quarters installed via zues fastners
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The issue is that you can't run as wide of a wheel without cutting the quarter panel. Of course if you have a good bodyshop to cut and pull your quarters to fit a 10" wide wheel, then you could just slap on the wide fender. The other thing would be how to take off and put on the overfenders easily, since they mount with double sided tape and rivets