Bushwacker flares... ?

[The Hard Struggler]

+ they dont work with sliders unless modified = buy $400 flare set and cut it up?

Sure! If you want a cheap hobby take up bird watching.

 

[SUA SPONTE]

I like what I see with the Rustys from the pics, and My guess is there is gonna be more tire clearance due to the fact you dont have a big flat area under there. I've read / seen how Buck-takers dont allow the tire to tuck up in. As well the rears are a Huge Pain to install. Rustys are $350 & Wallet Wackers are $450

there seems to be plenty of guys around wanting to get rid of them. i just picked up a set for cheap. I have an airflow snorkel on and would like to make it work.
http://www.dpgoffroad.com/airflowsnorkels.htm (bottom of the page)
any one here do B.W. with an airflow?

 

[Ba-Riedo]

So I dunno how you guys wheel that have not broken any or whatever but the first week I had mine on two had the plastic around the bolts ripped off bc I slid against a mount of dirt. I hate mine and are the only thing that I regret on my jeep.

-Alex

 

[Blaine B.]

I was told you trim the inside of the Bushwackers to gain clearance.

 

[Vince]

I have an airflow snorkel on and would like to make it work.
http://www.dpgoffroad.com/airflowsnorkels.htm (bottom of the page)
any one here do B.W. with an airflow?

Yes, I have one on my 2001.

 

[xjwest]

i would agree that they are exspensive, theyre a pain in the but to keep up looking nice if u wheel, but heres my .02. last summer, while driving around with my tube doors on and hanging my left leg out, one of the connecting bolts from my discos can undone for whatever reason and shot from the tire hitting the bushwacker instead of my leg or body or even my face. i guess i can say im glad i had them cause i could of lost an eye or gotten hurt real bad. i think they look good and are a good functional flare for a dd/trail rig.