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| | | | Joined: May 2012 Posts: 271 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: May 2012 Posts: 271 | ok first of all my understanding is that bigger truck's fenders are about 2.2" wider across the fender than smaller trucks and go farther back on the cab...
i think these would look very out of place on a 1/2 ton but how about a 1-ton steak body?
is the wheel cutout different between 4100 and 6500? becuase my tires are 33" tall. only 2" or so shorter than a 4100 ( while a 6500 are 40" tall i think)
im thinking if a 35" tall tire looks ok in the wheel wells then maybe a 33" would be ok too! and i dont have to worry about mismatch to any back fenders seeing as there wont be any...
i found a real clean set for sale with fenders/hood core support/grill THE WORKS!
opinions?
anyone do this?
any pics of big bolt fenders on any 1/2 to 1 ton truck?
Thanks!
Tj
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