1016 viewsTrimmed the back edge as well just like the other side. Mar 11, 2019
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982 viewsNow to cut the driver side bumper cover Mar 11, 2019
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995 viewsWorking out a way to mount the inner fender to the newly trimmed bumper cover so I wouldnt have to cut it as well. It worked out perfect. Mar 11, 2019
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954 viewssecondly I trimmed a bit off the back edge of the side of it. I did end up taking a wee bit more than pictured here. Mar 11, 2019
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984 viewsFirst I cut out a large slot in the lower end of the bumper cover Mar 11, 2019
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968 viewsNow I replaced the plastic bumper cover so I cut start cutting it. Mar 11, 2019
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998 viewsView of the inner fender folded around and bolted to the lower part of the metal inner bumperMar 11, 2019
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990 viewsI did another small cut and bent the metal around to protect the washer fluid reservoir. Mar 11, 2019
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955 viewsAgain, saving the plastic inner fender I wrapped it around the reservoir and screwed it to the metal bumperMar 11, 2019
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1037 viewsDriver side has a windshield washer fluid reservoir that is definitely in the way. if you are planning on serious off roading this MUST be removed completely. If you still need one you can get on out of an XJ that mounts up near the brake master cyl that uses the same plug ins etc. Mar 11, 2019
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1042 viewsI manipulated the inner fender and wrapped it around the horns and screwed it to the front metal bumper Mar 11, 2019
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912 viewsMetal cut and bent, horn wires relocated I am going to save the inner fenders too. (something else most people do away with when doing this) Mar 11, 2019
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957 viewshorn wires in the wayMar 11, 2019
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913 viewsPass side. That piece of metal is usually completely removed on these type of jobs but, I decided not to. I cut it and bent it over where the two horns are. I had to modify the horns position so that the wires came down from top instead of sticking out the back which worked well. Mar 11, 2019
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922 viewsBumper cover removed. Mar 11, 2019
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954 viewsBumper cover removed as I begin the trimming of the front Mar 11, 2019
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1019 viewsI expected it to rub the lower short arm but it does not. Many use wheel spacers due to that but I will not have to. Mar 11, 2019
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898 viewsA bit close on back of front fender ! Mar 11, 2019
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916 viewsA bit close on front bumper ! Mar 11, 2019
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925 viewsAFTER the lift. Mar 11, 2019
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943 viewsHere you can see how close the front ones are to front bumper Mar 11, 2019
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910 viewshere is height AFTER the lift and rims/tires. Between the 2.5 lift, new isolators and shocks, I managed to get a total of 6 inches of lift. (was 31 inches) Mar 11, 2019
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942 viewsHere you can see how close the front ones are to back of fender Mar 11, 2019
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930 viewsPretty close on rear but should not be a problem, if it is I`ll trim it. Mar 11, 2019
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