Smittybilt XRC Fender Armor

do these replace the complete front quarter panel and fender flare? or just go over the Quarter panel?

Asked by daniel from United States on

Daniel, the Smittybilt XRC Front Fender Armor will replace your whole quarter panel and flare. Thanks for the question!

Answered by Sara H. Ext 4874 from United States on

I have the following installed on my JK Wrangler Unlimited: EVO-1048-2D / EVO-1048-4D  QTY PART# DESCRIPTION  1 EVO-11027 / EVO-11025 2dr.ROCKSLIDER Driver/ 4dr. ROCKSLIDER Driver  1 EVO-11028 / EVO-11026 2dr. ROCKSLIDER PASS/ 4dr. ROCKSLIDER PASS Will the XRC Front Fender Armor and Rear Fender Armor be compatible for installation. Thanks Keith The EVO MFG RockSliders are intended to be welded onto your vehicle wherever you prefer, up if you have a body lift down if you don't, forward if you have large tires etc. This is one of the advantages of a weld-on slider other than their increased strength. Test fit sliders before painting or coating. A few things the installer should take into account before welding Make sure you have a .5" (~thumb width) or more between the pinch seam of the body and the rockslider at all three frame tubes.  Sand paint from all areas to be welded  Repaint all exposed metal after welds cool

Asked by Keith from Towson, MD on

Hi Keith From what I have read that you said I would think the XRC Front Fender Armor would fit with what you said but being we do not carry all the EVO proucts and have not test fitted them there is really no way of knowing for sure. Thanks

Answered by LWiff ext 804 from Towson, MD on

I fell in love with these fenders front and back since the first time I saw them. Im wondering about the DIY ability of these fenders and if there is any cutting front or rear to install. Basically can a guy with an average skill set install them with a bit of help from a friend or is it a complex install...maybe a youtube instrution video? Thanks for your time :-)

Asked by Nick Sherman from Platte City, MO on

Nick Sherman, the Smittybilt XRC Front Fender Armor are not a hard install at all. With 2 people then can be installed in an afternoon with common tools. There is some drilling and cutting but nothing outrageous that a sawzall and good cordless drill can't do. Here is a link to the instructions: http://www.4wd.com/aux_incl/pdf.ashx?pdf=76880.pdf&line=S/B Hope this helps!

Answered by Zach O. ext 4939 from Platte City, MO on