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I like the look! Are u thinking about wider flares? When my truck comes in, I've been thinking about wider flares to keep the sides a little cleaner.

 

I do wanna get some flares but want white ones and I don't know who to go through, never gotten flares before. Don't want big huge ones. I def want a set though.

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That tire looks like it'll work good in the dirt. My 33x12.50 tires stuck out a little, so I put the Bushwacker flares on.

 

 

 

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What flares are these? I want a set of these real bad man they look nice not to big just like I want. Let me know what ones and where to get them.

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What flares are these? I want a set of these real bad man they look nice not to big just like I want. Let me know what ones and where to get them.

 

These are Bushwacker 1.25" Extend-a-flare P/N 40961-02. They come as a black satin plastic finish. I took them to my local body shop and had them paint them. The flares are $500 and the paint work was $300.

 

http://bushwacker.com/search-results?field_make_model_year=63122&field_replacement_part=0&=Apply

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