FJ Cruiser fender flare install
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2024
- Chapters in this video:
00:00 Intro
00:18 Info and finished product
02:19 what's in the box?
03:08 Instructions
03:43 rubber seal install
05:15 front flare removal and install
09:43 rear flare removal
10:40 cutting rear OEM plastic
11:06 rear flare install
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In this video I go over the installation of the Bushwacker brand fender flares. The ones I chose to buy are the pocket style. The instructions are fairly straight forward and easy to follow, and I highlight some slight confusion that I had while installing these and following the instructions.
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Thanks dude for this video. I just bought the BW fender flares and you video will help me big time when it's time to put mine on. I really appreciate your assistance!!
Excellent job on the video. Thank you for doing it. The manufacturer instructions aren't as clear as I would have liked so this was very helpful. I bought the flares for my wife's FJ for Christmas and this is going to be a great help with me getting them on before Christmas gets here.
Great video on the installation
Love your videos. Wanted to say thanks for doing them. They have helped me make alot of modifications on my 2008 FJ. Still have a ways to go but have a clear direction thanks to you. God bless.
Awesome! Thanks for watching 😊 I have many more coming
Thanks for the video, it helped a lot. I did learn something on the back ones, work from the bumper to the front when installing
This is great video. I'm going to be picking a setup for my FJ. Thank you .
thank you for all the great work 🌹
Great how-to video! Thanks.
Very detailed video great job!!
Nice! The ending was nice, God bless.
Awesome!! Thanks for posting.
Excellent video, great job, thanks heaps
Great video... I' going to set one on my FJ
Thank you for the video.
This is a really good video and you describe what you are about to do well. I've never done anything like this before and It would have helped "me" if you explained it as you did it instead of speeding through how to remove parts and get the new fender to fit properly. Great video though! God Bless you too brother.
Great video. Thanks
I bought the cheap ones from Amazon and they went right on very easy no headaches some people are not mechanically inclined so should not try to do this at home but the Amazon ones are just as good and cheaper
Not always, I helped a friend that bought cheap ones and his fit horribly. We needed to cut pieces so they fit.
Which amazon ones did you buy if you don’t mind me asking?
Which cheap amazon ones did u order
Wich cheap ones from amazon did u order?
Awesome video, thank you. My wife wanted to get the cheap eBay ones for her FJ, and of course I would be installing them. I'm glad I watched this first, Seems like the Bushwacker ones are worth the extra money.
+Josh Lloyd awesome. It was just a little bit of research that swayed me away from the cheaper ones. Someone commented a while back about how they had bought cheap ones and had the problem I described, so I think they bought bushwackers
great video thx! got my Bushwakerz on too.
Super COOL
Awsome bro... very usefull. Im about to install fender flares to my 2010 and i wasnt sure if i had to drill on the body.
Thank you for the good tips. Bushwacker all the way.
Nice
I like the way it looks very cool but looks like a hell of a lot of work
It's actually not as hard as you may think, just a lot of steps
Hey - One more tip for Your coworker. When trying to attach that crazy edge rubber strip. I sat down with painters tape and pressed the strip in place and taped it about every 2 inches. After its all on just put it to the fender, install bolts, and razor blade the tape off the visible side !! If You are very careful some of the tape pieces will just pull out. It saved Hours of frustration after the idea popped up . Good luck to You guys and Thanks again.
+DYNABIKE1 nice
My neighbor that assisted Me also said We should use some rubbing alcohol to wipe down the plastic parts that that rubber trim touches especially the top edge. It really helped that stuff stick to one We had not taped yet. Try that first and it may save some real time.
Outstanding job and thank you very much! You answered all of the questions that I had on this install and I agree with you on the Bushwhacker instructions.
So glad You did this video. I just got My flares and knowing the little problems ahead of time has saved Me. The rubber liner strips are a pain in the - - - - !! Won't stay on for nothing. I am also missing the 24 screws they said were included. What's up with that ?????
I just finished a grueling install of the Wackers on My 2014 FJ. Thanks to You I had some good clues how to do it. Toyota had changed a few things on the body works so the removal and install were Not exactly as Yours was nor the instructions say. Anyway it's all done. Cool - Thanks.
+DYNABIKE1 that's good to know. What's different? My coworker has a 2014 trail teams edition and he said he'll be doing his soon
Some of the parts on Yours that were bolted are now clips and more clips are used in the wheel wells. I think it was the front where there are two big holes with clips and the Bushwackers are Not drilled for all the holes in the FJ itself. When You pull the rear panel @ the bumper I found one clip and one bold where those two holes in the OEM flare attaches. The new flares on the rear cover way more then just following the metal down where You showed cutting it. If You made a mistake and cut too far forward at that point it would be no problem because the flare covers almost up to the read door seam. Does this help ? More questions ?
+DYNABIKE1 interesting, I wonder if bushwacker will make a kit specifically for the 2010 to 2014 models
I actually called them @ Bushwacker to talk about it and the man said We need to look into that and change the instructions. My thoughts were sure You should but in the business $$ lead world who knows if it will happen.
I bought flares before I bought my tires n rims, thinking the tires will be outside the fender to a point the flares would cover them. Well, put the tires on and they are all of maybe 2 inches out. So I'm thinking of selling the flares. They are still in box, everything included. If anyone is interested in buying such and want a good deal, hit me up.
Picture of the finished product? Looked good from what I could tell. Liked the video and I am enjoying your build series!
Many of my newer videos show the finished product. What kind of Suzuki GS do you have?
@@LegitRaceCraft BMW R1200 GS
Thanks for the video as it helps out a lot! But they were a "B" to install, that weather strip is not fun.
Hey, thanks for the great video and step-by-step. Unfortunately, I didn't see this until AFTER installing mine. The other unfortunate part is that I went w/ the off-brand ones off Amazon (just like you recommended not to). I can 100% guarantee that off-brand non-Bushwhacker fender flares will not fit properly. The main problem areas I have encountered were at the front end of the front fenders and the front ends of the back fenders. I had to use a heat gun to bend the plastic and a Dremel to shave off a little plastic so that it would fit into place. Also, forget about the weather stripping on these knock-off brands. They don't stick at all to the fender and I had to use some contact cement just to get them to stay for installation. Overall, after my frustration and modifying - the fenders are finally installed and only w/ 2 gaps that I'm going to have to live with. BTW, the knock-off brands are using Bushwhacker's instructions. They don't even bother trying to hide the fact they are ripping them off Bushwhacker.
Man I just bought some from Amazon too I hope they will fit right on
I bought the same ones and they don't match up what so ever! piece of junk and it cost more to send them back then what you paid
To save plastic snaps, I soak them in WD-40. Works 90% of the time for me.
That's a solid idea! So you spray them before you remove them?
I just want to cut down on the areas she holds mud so bad. If you go off road you know. Every fender holds alot but the back is especially bad, I was just going to chop it so it would drain but it'll be visible so I haven't yet. Do these bushwackers help with that?
I found that the factory stripping was not adhering properly...so I bought edge trim from AutoZone. Fits perfect and easy to install.
Just run into your channel nice video but need to show your job and product before and after that will make it 100% well done.....
Thanks man love the videos. Sorry it was a comment on such an old video. How many miles do you suggest getting your carbs synced and valves adjusted? Thanks in advance I just bought the same bike year and all and was just trying to get some educated advice. Thanks again!
valve sync I think is supposed to be checked about every 10k miles I think.. I'm not exactly sure. the carb cleaning varies depending on how long the bike sits, not exactly the mileage.
Can you tell how much farther they stick out then the factory flares? I know they say 1.5" beyond the body, I'm wanting to compare them to the original flares since I don't know what spot on the body they're comparing to.
+Pacific Press they stick out 1.5 inches from the fender. I asked the same question since I was planning to buy wheels at the same time as the flares so they could be as wide as the flares. Let me know if you have more questions.
Hi could you provide me the cooler version instructions plz thx
How do you like the Trail Master Wheels? Easy to clean?
Also if you hold a level off the edge of the new fender flares and measure how far the tires stick out from the well. Do they go past the flares? .5" in 1" in ? Thinking about getting the same rims and tires for mine. Curious for your review :)
They don't go out past the new flares. The documentation on the bushwacker flares said the new flares stick out 1.5 inches from the body. The rear wheels are 1/2 inch inside the flare, and the front wheels are an inch inside the flare. They don't stick out beyond the flare and they don't look like they are tucked in too far with them being only an inch inside on the front.
Oh, and I haven't had to clean the trailmaster wheels yet. I haven't been offroading with them on the FJ yet since they've only been on a few weeks, so I haven't even had to take a hose to them yet. I do love the look of them though. And for cleaning I have one of those wheel brushes with the spinning tip that spins based on water pressure, so it is easy to clean most types of wheels quickly.
Thanks for the great video. Question: how much they stick out comparing to the oem? I ask in order to fetermine the ideal wheel offset to run with bush wackers. Thank you!
Mine front flares stick out about 4 inches from the body and the rears about 3 inches, I'm not sure how much that is compared to the factory ones though
@@LegitRaceCraft Thanks a lot for your response. With that info I can have a good idea since our fj has the oem flares.
I purchased the cheap eBay ones, going to be installing them tomorrow or next weekend. I'll let you guys know how it goes. In reality it can't be that different. They all are made in China and I'm sure they are complete copies of Bushwackers. Even my instructions are the same as yours from bushwacker
So how did go with the off brand flare installs?
levi kelley hey I am about to buy the eBay ones and I really appreciate to share your experience with them....thanks a lot.
How's it going, I live on the bigisland and finally got my fj. Was just wondering how you got your roof rack? Mines came with an arb front bumper and I've been trying to find a roof rack for it for a few months now...
+Xcaliber 808 previous owner put it on in the mainland, so it wasn't bought here in Hawaii. Congrats on the purchase though! I like the arb front bumpers. Can Island Performance and Off-road on Kona side bring it in?
HourNine Racecraft I'm really not too sure but I'll let you know when I inquire.
Where did you download the instructions for put the bushwacker flyers on f j cruiser
I think the instructions came with it
02 Yamaha r6 carb rebuild part4??? Where did that video go? The archives?
I have two videos on the carburetor overhaul that are just labeled "part 1" and "part 2" below. I guess I can go back and label them part 4 and 5? They are below
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and ua-cam.com/video/TO0V8zbe13M/v-deo.html
anyone have problems with a hard wind catching the tops and vibrating against the body?
+S Holmes I drive around in some pretty heavy winds here..we've had gusts up to 50mph. And typically about 20mph winds while I'm on the freeway going 60. I haven't had this issue
Awesome! What tire size you got on?
+akachuy5th it is close to a 33 inch tire, I would have to look at the side wall. I have other videos with the exact dimensions.
could you measure the top of the front flare distance to the line in the sheet metal? I have a dent I'm wanting to fix/cover. These flares may hide it.
J Hay I'm away for the holidays. I'll check it in a couple weeks, remind me if I forget. It covers about 3 to 4 inches of the fender all the way around.
Jay Shipp..where can i find these i have a 07 fj..and what do they usually cost for a set of 4?
Just wondering if you have installed a snorkel onto the fj and if so how the hell you managed it haha. Should I just cut the flare and hope for the best ?
+james raddatz there is a snorkel that sits in front of the windshield on the corner, I've been thinking of installing it. It's a river raider expedition, it doesn't need a hole in the fender. I would rather not cut a hole in the fender
They install heapppsss of snorkels here in australia. Google ARB snorkel fj cruiser, whatever you go with, make sure its a quality kit, because you dont want water getting in.
fhhsvnggbh It’s more the fact that the arb snorkel won’t fit without cutting the flares. I can’t find any info on how to actually cut them so the snorkel will fit.
I'm the next guy in line for these Flares. Really enjoyed this video. I'm wondering - - could I keep My Rear mud flap if I wanted when installing the Wacker Flares ??
+DYNABIKE1 I don't think you can keep the mud flaps. If i recall, they are bolted into the rear stock fender plastics. So you would have to bolt them to something else to keep them.
+DYNABIKE1 I don't think you can keep the mud flaps. If i recall, they are bolted into the rear stock fender plastics. So you would have to bolt them to something else to keep them.
I like those. But what model are they? 36036-02 or 39122-02.
Cool videos. Keep them coming
shaved93 the receipt says 31922-02
Hournine Racecraft I am trying to figure out the difference between the $299 and the $499 sets
shaved93 I am not sure exactly, but I know that bushwacker makes the pocket style and the solid style. my style is the pocket style, it's possible that the other part number is the solid style
Drink more water. Headaches are due to dehydration most of the time. Great video though: I've been wondering about these bushwhackers.
Thanks 😊 and this headache was from me trying to ween myself off of coffee. I do Spartan races fairly regularly so I'm very much familiar with a headache from lack of water.
how much actual time did it take to fully install all four of these flares?
It's been a few years since I did it, but I don't remember it taking longer than a few hours
could you of just glued the stripping on?
maybe? I thought about that but I didn't want it to look messy. I would think clamping it with glue would be best, but it would be difficult to clamp
Are those standard black door handles?
+Cameron David they are standard on the Trail Team edition FJ Cruiser. The previous owner installed these. 07 Tacoma handles can be purchased for cheaper than the factory FJ ones I think. Everyone kept asking why mine were black and looked factory so I did a little research.
thanks bud! I was thinking about plastidipping mine, but wasnt sure if it would be worth it.
+Cameron David it would probably be cheaper to plastidip them but I don't know how well it will hold up. And it is the base model 07 tundra, not Tacoma, I misspoke.
i plastidipped mine when i got my new fj in 2015... still good now.
what i want to know is why the FUCK these simple pieces of plastic rubber are so riddiculously overpriced... like well over a grand here