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need side pics of gorilla warflares installed, my rig is 2.5 susp 1 inch body, 31's now but going to go with 33's please, got a line on some for sale up here in Canada for cheap worried they might look too big?
Note the two different installations in the pics above. JWMcCrary has a standard install vs br0nc0xrapt0r who has the "extreme" install, where the top of the flare is installed all the way up to the body line.
thanks for the pics guys!!! I think I would do the standard install, I have one of those old fiberglass tubs with the tailgate molded in and the molded in flares are way off side to side pass side is 1.5 inches too far forward so I thought these might work better!
thanks for the pics guys!!! I think I would do the standard install, I have one of those old fiberglass tubs with the tailgate molded in and the molded in flares are way off side to side pass side is 1.5 inches too far forward so I thought these might work better!
Was gonn say something in my last post, but it seemed like way too much typing....
I had some fiberglass flares on mine when I got it. they were even, side to side, but the wheels/tires weren't centered in the opening. When I got the Warflares, I found what I thought was the center of the opening and marked the top of the flare. When I was positioning the flares on the body, I used a string and weight to align the center of the flare with the middle of the axle or hub. Seems to have worked out OK.