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pick a line, draw a line or wing it... zzz zzz draw a line

 

which vehicle are you cutting up the fenders? ea81 or ea82? just enough to clear the tires or to clearance the path in front of the tire. there's a lot of over hanging in front of the tire that you do not need if your out wheeling. used to have pics on my site, but forgot to pay the bill and lost the site.

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some pics of my cut job...

http://s247.photobucket.com/albums/gg137/ivantruckman/?action=view&current=fendercut.jpg

i made a cut along the upper fender arch line, leaving enough material to weld to, about 1/4 inch ..do not cut thru the inner fender , you will need this later to curl upwards , and to weld together, you can use a pnumatic muffler tool. harbor freight has them for under 20 bucks

 

 

http://s247.photobucket.com/albums/gg137/ivantruckman/?action=view&current=fendercut2.jpg

 

you can use the material from the inner fender , hammering it upward

 

http://s247.photobucket.com/albums/gg137/ivantruckman/?action=view&current=fenderhamer.jpg

 

then tack weld it, grind it down ,than putty it in

 

http://s247.photobucket.com/albums/gg137/ivantruckman/?action=view&current=PICT0033.jpg

 

i did the front too but theirs no inner fender to weld too. i just used a peice of 1/2 inch round stock and hammered it around, and streched it a little

 

http://s247.photobucket.com/albums/gg137/ivantruckman/?action=view&current=frontfender.jpg

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some pics of my cut job...

fendercut.jpg

i made a cut along the upper fender arch line, leaving enough material to weld to, about 1/4 inch ..do not cut thru the inner fender , you will need this later to curl upwards , and to weld together, you can use a pnumatic muffler tool. harbor freight has them for under 20 bucks

 

 

fendercut2.jpg

 

you can use the material from the inner fender , hammering it upward

 

fenderhamer.jpg

 

then tack weld it, grind it down ,than putty it in

 

PICT0033.jpg

 

i did the front too but theirs no inner fender to weld too. i just used a peice of 1/2 inch round stock and hammered it around, and streched it a little

 

frontfender.jpg

 

.... fixed it for you....

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I just got real drunk and fired up the die grinder I cut right along the lines where the fender flares out in the front and in the back I trimed the edges. I would recomend not getting to drunk to do it cause you might think the next day you went a little to far. Not only that I fit 30x9.50x15's on it without a lift

 

This was before the lift

1936IM000844.jpg

And after

1936IM000975.JPG

 

 

Jeff

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I just got real drunk and fired up the die grinder I cut right along the lines where the fender flares out in the front and in the back I trimed the edges. I would recomend not getting to drunk to do it cause you might think the next day you went a little to far. Not only that I fit 30x9.50x15's on it without a lift

 

This was before the lift

1936IM000844.jpg

And after

1936IM000975.JPG

 

 

Jeff

 

psh... Its always more fun to do stuff when you're hammered!:drunk::banana:

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Sorry did mean to turn your thread into how drunk can you get and wake up the next morning with a whole new car:)

 

Jeff

haha no its funny. im gonna cut the fenders this weekend. cross your fingers! my frends wont help me work on stuff unless i bring beer. i really like the pics you guys put up.

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