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You can trim them, just takes some work ran out of time and it started raining.Can you possibly remove the emblems and attach over the armor?
Really looks good but doesn't much to protect the fenders, guess you will have to rely on the tires for that as they seem to stick out a bit past the fenders.
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Not a crawler, been in the mud and trail already. Does just fine for now due a lift and new tires and such in a couple of months on going build. As for current clearence considering I have to drive it daily for everything and not a designated off road rig I do have to be careful but that's part of a continuing build. The rims and tires were on it when I bought it so I have to live with it until I can move forward. Again All a process. But thanks for the comments.Those fenders will be gone with the first street bump he goes over above 25mph. There is practically no clearance under the fenders with those tires. I hope he does not plan to offroad like that..
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As for the fenders once I upgrade to higher trail fenders and re gear for 37's I will not have fender problems, but if I tear one up just means trail fenders sooner.Can you possibly remove the emblems and attach over the armor?
Really looks good but doesn't much to protect the fenders, guess you will have to rely on the tires for that as they seem to stick out a bit past the fenders.
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Those are some super clean and flush doors sir. Well donestarted to carpet the sleeping and storage platform Ive been building in the Yukon View attachment 59646View attachment 59647View attachment 59648
Well, it's all good if you know what you're doing.Not a crawler, been in the mud and trail already. Does just fine for now due a lift and new tires and such in a couple of months on going build. As for current clearence considering I have to drive it daily for everything and not a designated off road rig I do have to be careful but that's part of a continuing build. The rims and tires were on it when I bought it so I have to live with it until I can move forward. Again All a process. But thanks for the comments.
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Thank you. its a pain in the butt LOL, its been a long time since iv busted out the router and saws.
You can remove the fenders and run it like a hooligan. LOLAs for the fenders once I upgrade to higher trail fenders and re gear for 37's I will not have fender problems, but if I tear one up just means trail fenders sooner.
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I agree, there a lot of pavement princess out there . I appreciate all advice and feel you can always learn something from everyone.Well, it's all good if you know what you're doing.
I am seeing way too many people in the city with bigger tires and barely an inch under the fender. Dunno where they're getting advice from..
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Now you must be from my neck of the woods, love it.You can remove the fenders and run it like a hooligan. LOL
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Impressivestarted to carpet the sleeping and storage platform Ive been building in the Yukon View attachment 59646View attachment 59647View attachment 59648
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FRAC?I finally got around to installing a front camera in my taco so I can see over the hood when coming over a rise. I bought a wiring harness from a guy on the TW forum which made it so I can switch between the rear and front camera via a button and can turn either cam on anytime. I recommend this mod for any newer taco owners I think it'll work with 2014 and up.
-Aaron