Hey Scott,
Do you have any close up pictures of the trimming you did in the rear of your LJ? Did you have to relocate your charcoal canister on the passenger side? I just picked up some 40s for my jeep and I'm worried about my tires hitting the canister.
Thanks for your help.
"finder_87" wrote: Hey Scott,
Do you have any close up pictures of the trimming you did in the rear of your LJ? Did you have to relocate your charcoal canister on the passenger side? I just picked up some 40s for my jeep and I'm worried about my tires hitting the canister.
Thanks for your help.
I did not have to relocate the charcoal canister on mine because i have an LJ and there is additional room on the rear. I can take some pictures of the fenders if you really want but it wasnt fine science when i trimmed them. i just mounted them and then flexed the tires to see if they rubbed. then marked it out and chopped it off with a cut-off wheel.
That sounds easy 😁 :hack:
I have an LJ as well, Did you move the canister back at all or is it in the stock location still?
You guys have a little LJ love fest going on here. Where's Justin?
"JohnDF" wrote: You guys have a little LJ love fest going on here. Where's Justin?
I sense a little jealousy. 😁
"finder_87" wrote: [quote="JohnDF"]You guys have a little LJ love fest going on here. Where's Justin?
I sense a little jealousy. 😁
I wouldn't mind having an LJ, that's for sure.
I never had to touch the canister...just do a little minor trimming of sheetmetal.. thats all. all and all i think it took me an hour to do both sides. if you need help PM me and i can try and walk you through the steps.
"JohnDF" wrote: Where's Justin?
Justin? Who the heck is Justin? 😏
"Justin" wrote: [quote="JohnDF"] Where's Justin?
Justin? Who the heck is Justin? 😏
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
Scott hasn't been around long enough to get that one....
"LJ3" wrote: I never had to touch the canister...just do a little minor trimming of sheetmetal.. thats all. all and all i think it took me an hour to do both sides. if you need help PM me and i can try and walk you through the steps.
Good to know. Thanks for the information. Mine seems real close to the tire and I would hate to ripe it out on the trail.
Did it sting at all to trim up your fenders? 😁 I'm a little nervous to cut it up. But I'm sure it will feel good later. 🙄
"finder_87" wrote: [quote="LJ3"]I never had to touch the canister...just do a little minor trimming of sheetmetal.. thats all. all and all i think it took me an hour to do both sides. if you need help PM me and i can try and walk you through the steps.
Good to know. Thanks for the information. Mine seems real close to the tire and I would hate to ripe it out on the trail.
Did it sting at all to trim up your fenders? 😁 I'm a little nervous to cut it up. But I'm sure it will feel good later. 🙄
Na...feels great 😁 :hack: ..... at least i know that my fenders will not be cutting my $400/ea tires....
I would recommend using a grinder and a couple cut-off wheels
"LJ3" wrote: [quote="finder_87"][quote="LJ3"]I never had to touch the canister...just do a little minor trimming of sheetmetal.. thats all. all and all i think it took me an hour to do both sides. if you need help PM me and i can try and walk you through the steps.
Good to know. Thanks for the information. Mine seems real close to the tire and I would hate to ripe it out on the trail.
Did it sting at all to trim up your fenders? 😁 I'm a little nervous to cut it up. But I'm sure it will feel good later. 🙄
Na...feels great 😁 :hack: ..... at least i know that my fenders will not be cutting my $400/ea tires....
I would recommend using a grinder and a couple cut-off wheels
I know a couple guys that it wouldn't HURT at all to help you cut your fenders. 😏
Seriously tho, if you want help or need tools, i have several means to cut fenders off. Did mine.
I said I would :hack: your heep up for you. Stop being so :girly: Get er done. It will only hurt alittle! 😁
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