If so you can have your own thread in this section.
This section on other websites has led to arguments and contention. People are posting pictures of their pride and joy and therefore CONSTRUCTIVE comments only please!
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You don't need rear arches........leave it exposed :evil:
Then at least you can pay me back from all the times following mine :whistle:
On the plus side nobody ever tail gates my jimny.......and if they try i just move off line
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to be fair, me and reece said the same regards leaving the arches exposed as the top and front are closed in by nature of the cage.
perhaps a longish, hanging mud flap from the rear of the cage would look good when the chassis has been shortened??? if that makes sense,
and leaves room for bigger tyres later.
but we work to the customers choice at the end of the day
room for thought sniper???
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jackonlyjack wrote: Looks fantastic matey
You don't need rear arches........leave it exposed :evil:
Then at least you can pay me back from all the times following mine :whistle:
On the plus side nobody ever tail gates my jimny.......and if they try i just move off line
I quite like the look of the exposed wheels, they will chuck water everywhere though, as you say....
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Jimny Dr wrote: hi guys
to be fair, me and reece said the same regards leaving the arches exposed as the top and front are closed in by nature of the cage.
perhaps a longish, hanging mud flap from the rear of the cage would look good when the chassis has been shortened??? if that makes sense,
and leaves room for bigger tyres later.
but we work to the customers choice at the end of the day
room for thought sniper???
the doc
Yes Doc, room for thought......
How would we protect the back of the cab ?
Does the tray cover the tread ?
The look or style of the exposed wheel is ok with me but I would like to trim an arch roughly and render it up, just to be sure.....
Cracking work from you guys again...
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Make them quick release.....fit them with a long pin
Like pulling the pin out of a door hinge.one part stays with body other with the flap
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