4RUNR

Yes, they seem to be not as wide in the context of the first image.

snwbrdpunk16

Its probably just that angle, because they are pretty wide. That angle makes them look small. But seeing the bushwackers from that angle bushwackers are definately bigger.

seafarinman

I *used* to have a set of Bushwacker Extend-a-fender flares on the 94 but well after hitting them on rocks and trees, 3 of the 4 gave up the ghost, and I can't see spending all that $$$ again. I think that I will need to get some cut-out flares for the 87 though...

DrumheadAR

Looks like the front flares end higher to leave room for the running board end caps. Since you don't have boards, it just kinda leaves a big gap.

snwbrdpunk16

Dont they make caps the cover that area after you take your running boards off??

Govnor

Yes they do make caps. I called a while back to check prices of some place in MI. The guy wanted to know if I had running boards or not to get the correct flare parts to go with them.

snwbrdpunk16

I'm gonna have to look into caps for them! Thats the only thing i dont like about them, is how they stop so short.

VandalRunner

Cody,
Those are looking sweeeet! How do they attach underneath? Drilling holes or do they have some sort of other fastener.
Anthony

snwbrdpunk16

No drilling required! The directions they came with are very limited and give just enough instruction to give u a littlest clue how to install them. I got pissed off on the rear ones and end up drilling little holes inside my fender. So if i take them off you wont even notice. But other than the rear quarter panel flare everything bolted on easy once u understood the directions.

SLC Punk

That looks a ton better!