Only bad thing about the BW is that you lose your mud flaps. Either way I would go for the BWs.
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Anyone ever thought of making extended pieces that go all the way down the bumper onto the chrome?? I know you picked bw but I would of gone for oem just cause I like the subtle look
Anyone ever thought of making extended pieces that go all the way down the bumper onto the chrome?? I know you picked bw but I would of gone for oem just cause I like the subtle look
Sounds sweet if they make an extended piece down to the bumper like factory.
Does the Bushwackers usually come with texture surface or smooth so I can get it paint match?
Anyone ever thought of making extended pieces that go all the way down the bumper onto the chrome?? I know you picked bw but I would of gone for oem just cause I like the subtle look
HA. Subtle is for those who are not loud I do like the idea of an extension though.
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Anyone ever thought of making extended pieces that go all the way down the bumper onto the chrome?? I know you picked bw but I would of gone for oem just cause I like the subtle look
One disadvantage of EGR is this: if you ever want to install a heavy duty bumper in the front, you will have to cut the fender flares a bit to accommodate the bumper. Bushwacker fender flares could be used without modification for most heavy-duty bumpers.
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I decided on the Bushwackers... Anyone know where to get it for a good deal with color match.. How much they usually go for?
It might be cheaper to buy them already painted. Typically, to have them painted, most shops charge around $300 to $400 (in addition to $400 - $500 for the flares.
I'm in Va. and I've never seen the price to paint over $200. I recently got 2 sets of bw's painted for $100 a set. I called auto anything for mine. Was able to talk them down to around $340ish. They have discounts available to give you just gotta ask.
It might be cheaper to buy them already painted. Typically, to have them painted, most shops charge around $300 to $400 (in addition to $400 - $500 for the flares.
I realized that by the time I finished with these painted will probably cost over $800 which is a little pricey for just 4 plastic pieces. I'm trying to locate anyone who have grey metallic paint match and item for less than $600 or so. I just can't convince myself spending that kind of money on something cost that much with painting.
Anyone know a good site will paint match and product for a good deal with excellent paint job?
I realized that by the time I finished with these painted will probably cost over $800 which is a little pricey for just 4 plastic pieces. I'm trying to locate anyone who have grey metallic paint match and item for less than $600 or so. I just can't convince myself spending that kind of money on something cost that much with painting.
Anyone know a good site will paint match and product for a good deal with excellent paint job?
It might be cheaper to buy them already painted. Typically, to have them painted, most shops charge around $300 to $400 (in addition to $400 - $500 for the flares.
I meant all the way down extending on top of the Chrome to the bottom of the Chrome . Two pieces. I don't like how the flare just sticks out it should taper down the Chrome part of the bumper for a more finished look. That's just me though
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I do like the idea of an extension though.
