Thanks but right now fiberglass fenders is out of the questions right now.
And, the 100 were just going to be a temporary solution anyway. I want bushwacker pocket styles or a knockoff one. But, just don't have the money now.
And I was wondering if the 100 ones would be alright for the time being until I can afford good ones.

 

You tell me? lol, plastic is plastic. They're all the same.

 

Mmmmmm....Fiberglass fenders:


*even though it has a ****ty suspension under it, at least its painted the right color.

 

I'll throw my hat into the ring. I bought these off of e-bay for $230.00
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/FENDE...item4153bab833
There is no drilling required, they come with clips that clip onto the inside of the fender. I decided to screw them to the inside of the fenders with stainless self tapping roofing screws.

Truck is still a work in progress:

[IMG]https://dodgeforum.com/forum/

 

Those were oneoffs if I remember correctly. GWU made them for fabcrap before they put them into production. They tweaked the mold a bit and blended them a bit better. I'm probably going to go with their glass when I get finished building my Ram.

 

They look really good on that purple truck.

 

[QUOTE=ontimeanthony;2439731]I'll throw my hat into the ring. I bought these off of e-bay for $230.00
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/FENDE...item4153bab833

Thanks, but I need them to stick out farther. The one's from ebay I posted were from the same seller though. But, $290.

 

They do look pretty sweet!!!



For what it's worth, I am running the same size tire that you have.

I just found my receipt on the flares I purchased. I bought them from Xtreme Autosport in New York 716-952-9537. They are a distributor for jspamerica.com which is the manufacturer of the flares I bought.

 

I'll look that up tomorrow. I don't know about your's but my tires stick out a little less then 3" The rims im running are 16x8 4.5" backspace and 0mm offest. That's probably the reason those flares work for you and not for me.

 

where are you measuring from....the top of the fenderwell, or the bottom