Reldn
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- '21 JL Rubicon, '22 4Runner TRD Pro, '22 Ram 1500
Fishbone Offroad quarterpanel guards installed today.
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I was strongly considering those, for both paint/body protection, but also thought it might clean up the exposed look in that area.Fishbone Offroad quarterpanel guards installed today.
Here you go, hope it helps!I was strongly considering those, for both paint/body protection, but also thought it might clean up the exposed look in that area.
Have a pic a bit further away?
Doing the same next oil change ...Changed my oil today. I used Pennzoil Platinum 5w30. Zero W does no good down here, the 30w is extra protection on 100 degree plus days that we are already getting.
You know at first when I saw these XR extensions I thought they were terrible, but now I'm not so sure, so thanks for this shot!XR fender trim extensions installed.
I think they will help with the water spray, but I'm not sure about stones hitting the rear fenders. Mud flaps would work better, or a set of step/sliders that go out further?You know at first when I saw these XR extensions I thought they were terrible, but now I'm not so sure, so thanks for this shot!
And I wonder if they'll cut down on all the crap that gets thrown at my rear fender flares. Mine are so pitted from all the rocks and stuff
I would go with the ARB sliders. Before doing the fender chop, I was going to do the XR extensions. I still think it would be a great combo.I think they will help with the water spray, but I'm not sure about stones hitting the rear fenders. Mud flaps would work better, or a set of step/sliders that go out further?
Yeah, not a fan of mud flaps. I'd much rather have the pits, thank you This is also why I didn't go with painted fenders. I'll just replace or remove eventually. You're right on the spray I think, will help in the winter. I always have a giant triangle of slushy salt crap on my doors until I can convince myself to go freeze in the self serve car wash to get it off, which happens less often than it should.I think they will help with the water spray, but I'm not sure about stones hitting the rear fenders. Mud flaps would work better, or a set of step/sliders that go out further?
Those do look niceI would go with the ARB sliders. Before doing the fender chop, I was going to do the XR extensions. I still think it would be a great combo.
Yeah, not a fan of mud flaps. I'd much rather have the pits, thank you This is also why I didn't go with painted fenders. I'll just replace or remove eventually.
You can't tease us. We need different angles of this thingNew wheels and tires on my lunch hour. Baja Xtreme IIs in Gunmetal and 315 KO2s.
True that!You can't tease us. We need different angles of this thing
Lol, I had every intention on washing her and taking some better pics when I got off work but I forgot I had practice tonight. It's 99.9% stock right now. I've been buying parts since I picked up my JLR about a month and a half ago but with delays and backorders it's gonna be a wild stretch because it looks like a bunch of stuff is going to come in all at once now.You can't tease us. We need different angles of this thing