Now Here's a Bedside Alternative

[kro10000]

http://tandjperformance.com/store/index ... ath=20_119

 

Anyone have any experience with these? With the flared front fenders I bet it'd look sweet

[johnj92131]

These or something like these are frequently on Ebay.

 

JJ

[Eagle]

I'd like to see a photo of one installed. From the ad on the web site, to me it looks pretty fugly. Plus ... how do you weld the inner fender liner/wheelwell to a fiberglass fender?

[mnkyboy]

the guy i bought my front axle from had the front ones on his MJ,they seemed to fit good and he said they were pretty tuff.

[Harper]

Man, how come I can't see what y'all are lookin' at? When I go to that link, all I get is a blank page with this at the top left........"This is the new mobile home page! " :hmm: :???:

[mnkyboy]

 

 

[MJ is dead]

The MJ that started it all for me had prerunner fronts on it :drool:

[crazyjim]

FYI Those are Hanneman 3" glass bedsides. To the guy who asked how you connect them, they're not really meant for a full bed, they mainly for bedsides on a back halved MJ for racing. Something with a full bed cage, no bed. Here are a few examples of them on trucks:

 

 

[gogetemturbo]

FYI Those are Hanneman 3" glass bedsides. To the guy who asked how you connect them, they're not really meant for a full bed, they mainly for bedsides on a back halved MJ for racing. Something with a full bed cage, no bed. Here are a few examples of them on trucks:

 

It can be done though. While I worked as a tech at a Jeep shop I installed a set of the full bedsides on an 88 short bed. You have to cut away all the "center" portion of the sheet metal bedside and basically just leave the edges.

 

Fiberglass fenders are a tricky thing. You have to have a TON of patience. Things need to be pulled, tugged, tucked and trimmed to do it right and you don't want to take too much off. This is true for both front and rear fenders on any vehicle.

[dakal]

:drool: for the fronts!!!

 

x2 on the install. the time you spend is in direct correlation to what it looks like.

 

i know the hard way, more than once.

[dakineJ]

:drool: for the fronts!!!

 

x2 on the install. the time you spend is in direct correlation to what it looks like.

 

i know the hard way, more than once.

Which one's did you install?

[dakal]

it was aftermarket on my bmw. fitting the airdam was a night mare.

 

find out which companies the guys like on different forums,then test fit until it looks good. i had to make all the brackets for the install, then fiberglass them to the airdam.