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Help Identifying these flares

snick

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Can anyone identify these flares just from this single pic? They have small indentations on the edge for fastener placement/spacing that I believe WH Gorilla warflares don’t have but I could be wrong. Guy selling them says that they are flexible plastic material. TIA
 

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They look like the Bushwacker flares I installed on mine 30+ years ago. You need to drill out the indents to whatever size fastener you will be using.
Duraflex, or whatever they called them. They were flexible and held up good on mine so far, but I don't hardly drive it anymore.
 

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Can anyone identify these flares just from this single pic? They have small indentations on the edge for fastener placement/spacing that I believe WH Gorilla warflares don’t have but I could be wrong. Guy selling them says that they are flexible plastic material. TIA
You are right Gorillas don't have the indentations that way you can decide placement and spacing of attaching hardware. Pretty sure those are the old Bushwacker Duraflex 2000

Jim.
 

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zoom into the image of Toms Ultra Flex.. Clearly has the dimples.
 
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