Fender flares!!

smoothTitan · 10-23-2004, 11:25 PM

I really like the bushwacker fender flares, but with the titan being such a new vehicle i am afraid that after i buy the bushwhacker they will come out with some new styles of fender flares.

my question is : has anyone heard about other companies going to make fender flares for the titan? i dont really like the ats ones.

Denali · 10-24-2004, 03:14 AM

Always the risk with a new model vehicle. I have the BW FF and think they fit well and look good. I like how the black offsets the red and matches my nerf bars. The hardest part about the install was debadging. I have seen one other style, can't find them now, but they are very large and square. Never a rush, wait a couple of months and there will likely be something else on the market.

BiXLL · 10-24-2004, 06:10 AM

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Originally Posted by smoothTitan

I really like the bushwacker fender flares, but with the titan being such a new vehicle i am afraid that after i buy the bushwhacker they will come out with some new styles of fender flares.

my question is : has anyone heard about other companies going to make fender flares for the titan? i dont really like the ats ones.

LOL, In your opening line you say you really like the Bushwackers. Your closing line is you don't really like the ATS. How much different could the design of a new fender flare be????? I think you may be going through what I did, "dang thats a lot of money for fender flares!" Get the Bushwackers, you will love them. I left mine black, and really like the look, but you can always have them painted also. It is something that will be there as long as you own your truck, if you break the price down that way, its a little easier to take.

honeykeeper · 10-24-2004, 06:33 AM

I had the Bushwackers on my last truck....
I have them on order for my new Titan.....and would like to pass on something here......I removed my old ones on my last truck (T100 ) before I sold it to clean under them......was a little shocked to see the lbs. of dirt and grime that got under them........and could not get out!!! Without removing them. So if you are in any dirt or offroad-it.....probably removing once a year to clean the paint and get the lbs. of dirt out of them would be a good idea. The little seals on the top edge do not prevent this from happening.
How easy is it to remove the badges????? Anyone got any advice how to remove them without damaging the finish under them?????
Keep on Truckin!!!

BiXLL · 10-24-2004, 06:38 AM

To remove the badges, I used fishing line and basicly sawed through the adhesive. That was the easy part. Getting the adhesive off the truck, now thats a different monster! I used acitone, gue gone, and everything else I could think of, and it took a lot of rubbing! If I were to do it again, I think I would try the 3m adhesive remover I saw at auto zone!