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Join Date: Feb 2002
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TOTM: Cut front fenders
Welcome to the next contribution to the
The Official Pirate4x4.com Jeep Talk Bible Topic of the Month :Cut front fenders Show pics of your cut front fenders to accommodate large tires. Im not talking 33in tires To keep a reasonable ride height inner fender well trimming, battery relocation, kick panel modification and turn signal trimming is common. Tell us what works good for you an what you would do different. This does not include dove noses dove tails comp cut rears
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lurker
Join Date: Sep 2007
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Location: Maine
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This is what I did to fit 38's with 5.5-6" of lift
inner fender cut out ![]() 16 gauge inner fender ![]() battery box I fabbed up for the new inner fender ![]() ![]() this what it looks like with the fender back on and the rest of the frame plating done
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Rock God
Join Date: Oct 2001
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Location: San Bruno, CA.
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Although I don't run fenders anymore here is how I reworked the inner fenders...
![]() ![]() ![]() The battery was relocated at the fire wall... ![]() ...and the evap system was relocated to the driver's side... ![]() ...the silver hex tube is the radiator overflow.
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Im curious to see where people have moved their air intakes (especially those with the Renix engines, and cant do the Rockit intake).
Id also like to see where people have moved their batteries with the Renix Engines. edit: Jes, did you have to lengthen any of the evap lines? Why not remove the evap stuff? Last edited by Starboard M; 02-08-2011 at 06:56 PM. |
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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Location: Mass / Vermont
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Here's the work I did on my inner fenders to clear my 39" tires.
I didn't have to trim much to get them to stuff well. Basically all I did was mount a tire and trim until it fit at stuff & lock. Then cardboard template to steel, tack, form, tack, form, tack, etc. The air filter I relocated with a piece of exhaust tubing and some 1" wide flat stock. The battery box was able to just sneak back into location but I needed to space it up. It barely clears the hood, but it does. I can get pictures of those if someone wants them. Cut with tire: ![]() Patch panel installed: ![]() Inside shot of driver's side: ![]() Driver's side complete: ![]() Buttoned up:
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Pigs Fly
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Cut the inner fenders out right above the pinch seam. Left the frame rails and the stock front crossmember.
![]() New fender bars: ![]() and from the top: ![]() ![]() And reassemble. ![]() ![]() Eventually I'm going to chop up a set of stock flares to skin over the bars. edit: battery is behind the passenger seat now.
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'94 XJ RIP, time to move on New East Coast TTB racer in the works, trimmin' the fat... Flying Pig Racing #512 Last edited by vetteboy79; 02-09-2011 at 01:28 PM. |
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Rock God
Join Date: Oct 2001
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Location: San Bruno, CA.
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![]() Yes, I did lenthen one of the small evap lines. I kept the evap system because there is emmisions testing where I live.
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Pigs Fly
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![]() And I know this doesn't help the Renix guys either, but my battery location was simple as hell. Not the best picture but there's a UHMW block at the bottom left with three studs in it: ![]() The center stud goes back to the battery, the stud closest to the firewall goes to the fuse box, and the third goes to the starter & winch. I barely had to modify anything from the factory harness. The factory ground wire goes to one of the bolts on the crossbrace, and the battery itself grounds to one of the passenger seat bolts.
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'94 XJ RIP, time to move on New East Coast TTB racer in the works, trimmin' the fat... Flying Pig Racing #512 |
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Join Date: Nov 2007
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Gotta have a grand in here
Clears 40s Overall fender cut pic ![]() Front ![]() ![]() Rear ![]() Battery Only pic I have its over there on the left side, there is also another one mounted in the rear cargo area ![]() Air cleaner (someone asked for pics) Just the stock tube, you can see it tucked down there in the 2nd pic. ![]()
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Rock God
Join Date: Oct 2001
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In front of, on a Renix.
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