Torched my Flairs

We're please to see that after nearly 30 years of complaints from owners Jeep has finally fixed the fading flares issue: They now make them Gray instead of Black!

Jeep recently went back to black after many complaints about the gray... though who knows if the "new" black is more fade resistant than the old black. :)

Jerry

I imagine taking them off the Jeep first would have been a better & safer idea ;)

...why do that and take away all the potential "fun with fire"????

The bastards! And just when we thought they'd turned the corner!

that would here if, as it looks, the wheels stick out more than an inch.

Here they can't stick out at all and they really do enforce it quite a bit (both the safety shops and traffic police).

I thought about making custom aluminum flares but I haven't got around to trying out my idea yet. Maybe next summer. I don't rock-crawl often and nothing serious when I do so I figure they shouldn't get too badly banged up. I imagine they'd be a lot easier to clean and look a lot nicer too. I'll post some pics if I end up doing it (I should probably check if it's legal first ;p)

thats Ok , I torched the ones on my 98, except now mine have become a faded green patchy along with the grey color now. I am glad I stopped at one. guess I should paint them now and become a Sahara??

Joe did pass the time by typing:

Ever tried that "Krylon Fusion" paint?

that paint is good , i paint some motorcycle parts with it, good finish too

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We can't have tyres sticking out at all in New Zealand. So I went with narrower, but taller tyres. What fun in mud.

TW

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