Are you looking to enhance your Jeep JT or JL’s off-road performance? Look no further! In this step-by-step tutorial, we’ll guide you through the process of performing a fender chop on your Jeep Wrangler JT or JL model. This modification not only improves your vehicle’s off-road capabilities by providing more clearance for larger tires, but it also gives your Jeep a rugged, customized look.
In this video, we’ll cover the following topics:
Tools and materials needed for the job.
Safety precautions to ensure a successful and accident-free fender chop.
Removing the fender flares and inner fender liners.
Precise measurements and cutting guidelines.
Detailed cutting techniques for a clean and professional finish.
How to protect and finish the cut edges.
Reinstalling the fender flares and inner fender liners.
Tips for aligning and securing the fender trim properly.
Whether you’re a seasoned DIY enthusiast or a newbie looking to take on your first Jeep mod, our easy-to-follow instructions will help you achieve a perfect fender chop. Join us on this exciting journey of personalizing your Jeep and taking it to the next level of off-road performance!
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I would highly recommend a bolt kit for your fenders if you do this. Especially for the rear. There are zero bolts that hold in the rear fenders if you do not. They are held in with plastic clips only. And the fronts would only have the bolts into the bracket on the front.