Filler panel to hide my 2in body lift

[jcrjust4u]

Do they make a filler panel to hide your body lift If so who sells them? Or do you just make them yourself and out of what?

 

[dube]

I will be making some soon and made of rubber for flexing if needed.

 

[jcrjust4u]

I was thinking of using that land scrape edging that is flexible and will stand up to a weed whacker LOL!!;D So it should work I would think?

 

[JefeAZ]

I was thinking of using that land scrape edging that is flexible and will stand up to a weed whacker LOL!!;D So it should work I would think?

Well thats interesting. Not sure it would be tall enough or firm enough to mount.

Copy this, but not in diamond plating

 

[jcrjust4u]

I can get that stuff like 16'' wide 3/4 thick where I work it holds 2 inch stone in place and last not like Lowes/home depot crap. All tho your right metal would be much cleaner of a job and painted to match. Well better get the bender out and get to work and fab something up. Just thought someone already had them pre made ready to sell in certs like rubber or plastic rust proof and ready to install..thanks

 

[Deano]

I made mine

had a old FG full size roll-pan Laing around I'd cut it and made mine and it bolts in

 

[jcrjust4u]

See that clean I like that NICE!!!!

 

[jcrjust4u]

What about the front anything?

 

[Deano]

Yes did it to

I have a 3"body lift and it hides all of it. The front is welded to the grill and smoothed out.

 

[chuck489]

JefeAZ: I have been thinking about doing a set up like you have, with a steel tire carrier bumper behind a factory stock bumper. Do you have any pictures without the chrome bumper on?
jcrjust4u:http://www.ebay.com/itm/1966-77-Ear...Accessories&hash=item35a727f77f#ht_745wt_1037
It is called a roll pan and available for body lifts

 

[JefeAZ]

Thats not mine, that Bronco sold on EBay last week for $21,600

 

[dube]

Now lets see the gap between the rear wheel well and the body, that's the one Iam most concerned about

 

[bknbronco]

The bronco was never made to hide such gaps. Even with a 1" body lift the gaps look stock to me. When i had a 3" body lift in a blazer i had i made some wheel well inserts from a rubber bedliner mat. I got it brand new from pepboys and cut it to fit then attached with them plastic push in chrismastree thinggys. Whatever you do its not gona look stock. The only real fix for the bumbers is to raise them up to the body again. i wouldnt wory about them wheel well to frame gaps. In fact i like being able to see my nice clean paint on my frame!

 

[HOJO]

Great ideas I have to do this for mine

 

[Deano]

In between the rear fenderwells I've got a piece of rubber that covers the gap and gives a good clean look to otherwise you can look through it to the otherside

 

[Deano]

I made a new panel for the front today and it covers the 3" body lift. what do you think

Before

After

 

[addicted]

That looks great. You should make a few to sell. ;D

 

[casadejohnson]

I was thinking of using that land scrape edging that is flexible and will stand up to a weed whacker LOL!!;D So it should work I would think?

Don't laugh, thats exactly what I used!

You can see it between the tailgate and bumper in this photo.