1997-2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ Flat Style Fender Flare - Front/Rear Kit

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1997-2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ Flat Style Fender Flare - Front/Rear Kit

Part ID: B/W10920-07

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1997-2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ

Adds up to 6.00 inches of tire coverage from debris
Sheet metal removal maximizes wheel articulation
OEM matte black finish is easy to paint
100% UV protected Dura-Flex® 2000 - no chalking
Made in the USA with a Limited Lifetime Warranty
Front Flare Tire Coverage: 6.00 in
Rear Flare Tire Coverage: 6.00 in.
Front Flare Height: 3.50 in.
Rear Flare Height: 3.50 in.

Be ready for anything - equip your Jeep Wrangler with Bushwacker Flat Style Fender Flares. They're the first and only flat style flares made to absorb impact, using our proprietary Dura-Flex® 2000 TPO - the thickest, most flexible material available. Flat Style Fender Flares maximize your tire coverage and wheel articulation for severe off-road use. Yet they're carefully engineered to install with a minimum of extra tools and bodywork (see the installation guide for your specific vehicle for details). For example, our mounting brackets bolt straight onto your Jeep for added strength and simpler fitting.

Our design integrates neatly with the factory rocker guards, and incorporates DOT-compliant LED side marker lights and fully molded wheel well protection. The flares are 100% UV protected, too, to stop chalking in its tracks. If you want the look - and the real-world performance - that best fits an American icon, nothing goes with your Jeep better than Bushwacker Flat Style Fender Flares.

General Questions
- WHY IS THE SPACER IN THE KIT THAT I RECEIVED NOT THE SAME THICKNESS AS THE LIFT THAT I ORDERED?
  
  Sometimes, the spacer thickness is less then the advertised lift due to the motion ratio of your vehicle. Most lift kits are designed on the principle of motion ratio, so even though the spacer is small, it will give you a full amount of lift. The way this works is once you install the spacer, it will be changing the angle of the lower control arm, steepening the angle, and that will account for the additional lift, so once you install it you will see the full amount of lift height.
  
  HOW DO I DETERMINE WHICH KIT I NEED TO LEVEL MY VEHICLE?
  
  The ride height of each vehicle varies with each make and model. To level your vehicle, you need to first figure out the current height of our front and rear. Measure from the center axle to the top of the wheel well. Now subtract the lower measurement from the higher measurement and this number will tell you what lift kit to purchase.
  
  Example: If the front height is 18" and the rear height is 20". 20-18=2". So you would need a 2" front leveling kit to level out your vehicle.
  
  For more information read our Lift Kit 101 blog HERE.
  
  WHY AM I LIFTING MY TRUCK HIGHER IN THE FRONT?
  
  This has to do with the factory rake of your vehicle. The rear lift is higher than the front for factory models. So our full lifts kits allow you to level out your truck making it look much better.
  
  CAN I USE THIS KIT ON TOP OF ANOTHER SUSPENSION LIFT KIT?
  
  Our suspension lift kits are designed and tested to work with factory suspension components ONLY and should never be used on any vehicles with a suspension lift kit already installed. However, our suspension lift kits can be used in conjunction with a body lift.
  
  DO I NEED TO GET EXTENDED SHOCKS FOR YOUR KIT?
  
  SDT Leveling and Lift kits are designed to work with OE suspension components, so extended shocks are not required to get the kit installed and achieve your lift.
  
  However, vehicle manufacturers recommend replacing shocks or struts at 50,000 miles. So if your vehicle is past this, or getting close to, it may be in your best interest to replace them at the time of installation.
  
  In addition to this, while not required, extended length shocks will allow the suspension to articulate more and provide the most benefit from your new lift kit.
  
  AFTER INSTALLING YOUR KIT, WILL I HAVE ISSUES WITH BALL JOINTS POPPING OUT?
  
  Street Dirt Track kits are designed to work in conjunction with factory components. your ball joints will still function properly once the kit is installed
  
  If your answer isn't found here, please visit our FAQ page or Contact Us.
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