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sinned96

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Has anyone made a set of fender flares for their Wolverine? Im wondering whats the best material to use
 

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im not sure how well it would look on a wolvy but we have used the black, plastic lawn edging for fender flares on our jeeps before....easy to shape and we would just pop rivit it into place........
 
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Any pictures of the fender flares

I would appreciate a few pics of the fender flares this wolverine will completely soak the rider from head to toe with out them on.
 

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I made flaps all around with old rubber reinforced factory conveyor belt. It's a little heavy, but it's flexible and rigid. I attached it with a 2" overlap and bolted it on. The plastic fenders have held up to heavy trail use with no deforming or tearing. they keep me completely dry. They stick out aprox. 3", I had to bracket the front outer corners because I made them wide. My friend has a grizzly with factory fender extenders and they only stick out about 1" and don't do s**t.
 

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I've got the same issue soaked head to toe, I find a rainsuit works
 

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Any new info on this topic? I found some universal flair material on Amazon and I was wondering about giving it a try. Has anyone fastened their extenders or flaps through the plastic body?
 
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