Moving the wheel opening back would require re-engineering a bunch of stuff in the TJ engine compartment. In the photo below you can see the factory brackets that go between the inner fender and the firewall. Those brackets support the TJ's battery tray (on the passenger side anyway), so moving the fender back requires those brackets to be modified or eliminated, and likely the battery would need to be relocated.Very cool!
if your going to all the trouble of a custom fender, why not make the wheel opening longer also? Basically run the wheel opening all the way back to the body tub instead of having 3-4" of wasted space in that area?
I'm confused - I've shown possible high line options for this kit in posts 28 and 22 of this thread - or do you mean something other than what I've shown?Can you make a version that uses highlined fenders and hood? That would be something that I would be very interested in purchasing.
Measure, measure, measure, build, check, measure and check againLooking good JS... See your up to your usual amazing standards!![]()
I haven't been able to come up with any appropriate and "catchy" names, but if anyone has any ideas, I'd like to hear them...I have to wonder what these would be called when they are done... Does it make the TJ a TC? A T/Cj? T&J??
I would suggest to keep in simple ..... TJ-7 kit covers what it is and what it does
I would suggest to keep in simple ..... TJ-7 kit covers what it is and what it does
But what if it goes on an LJ?![]()
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