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    GQ Flares

    Alrighty! Need flares for this moneypit of mine.
    Looking at Kut Snake ex The 4wd shed in Bayswater Vic.
    Anyone had dealings with them? Feedback please.
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    Yep, MudRunnerTD a while back suggested I go see Phil from 4wd Shed to rebuild my Hi-Mount winch. Very knowledgeable bloke, did a great job, happy customer here mate!

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    Nuh! Panel beater says too broad will have to fit neg rims to fill ém.
    Need flares to not much more than 65mm.
    Anybody know of same?
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    Clunkstar is on the money there mate!
    Alternatively Bunnings has some other dodgey options I've seen done by mates ;-)https://www.bunnings.com.au/search/p...directFrom=Any
    Just don't choose the fence picket style edging as the boys in blue wouldn't appreciate it :-)

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    Don't do bunnings flares, I've been there and it's average at best.

    I'm running Bushranger Flexi flares and they look mint!!!

    http://www.bushranger.com.au/flexy_flares.php


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    Quote Originally Posted by AB View Post
    Don't do bunnings flares, I've been there and it's average at best.

    I'm running Bushranger Flexi flares and they look mint!!!

    http://www.bushranger.com.au/flexy_flares.php


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    Ta for that bloke! Will check these out for sure. Bolt thru guard from underside of flare yes?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Touses View Post
    Ta for that bloke! Will check these out for sure. Bolt thru guard from underside of flare yes?
    Yep I'm mr paranoid with rust so I drilled the holes primed painted and used stainless pop rivets but bolts would be fine.

    I also wanted max clearance so didn't want bolt heads sticking out either.

    They have a wire hole extrusion on the outer edges of the flares and they supply wire to run through and shape so it holds the shape really good and no sagging.



    Allow a few hours and take your time to shape each flare. It can be frustrating, don't crack the shits and bend the wire lol

    Spray silicone spray down the holes for easy penetration lol


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    Some small/medium fender washers under the rivot heads can help spread the pressure too across the rubber face.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MB View Post
    Some small/medium fender washers under the rivot heads can help spread the pressure too across the rubber face.
    Yeah sorry i forgot to mention that, I put small washers to space the load out too.

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