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2G Fender Flare Install

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guessing close to a grand. the RocketBunny flares being the biggest expense. I already own a rivnut tool. and have access to everything else needed like a welder, paint, bodywork tools etc...
 
I'm estimating a grand also including the flares. I have a rivinting tool but I will be letting the same shop who did my strut tower repair, do my flare install.

Here is a pic of my flare.
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nice! is that a one off flare?

Yes, this was the last set of allan 2g flares made.

Here is the final result.
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Well I just got a quote from my body shop that replaced my strut tower for me.

To install the flares using bolts it's
$200.00 a corner. Cuting, metal work, welding and coating, holes with nutserts.

Addition $250-300 for paint.

So Estimated total cost of $1100-1200.00 but to also add to this, they wanted me to have my wheels and tire setup ready for install to help mock up flares, and would work with me to set the suspension height.
 
Well I just got a quote from my body shop that replaced my strut tower for me.

To install the flares using bolts it's
$200.00 a corner. Cuting, metal work, welding and coating, holes with nutserts.

Addition $250-300 for paint.

So Estimated total cost of $1100-1200.00 but to also add to this, they wanted me to have my wheels and tire setup ready for install to help mock up flares, and would work with me to set the suspension height.


Thats not so bad actually.

I plan on installing mine on my own. Rear ride height is high enough where I wont need to cut. (I wouldnt anyway without rewelding for structural reasons). I'll post pics when i'm done.
 
Well I just got a quote from my body shop that replaced my strut tower for me.

To install the flares using bolts it's
$200.00 a corner. Cuting, metal work, welding and coating, holes with nutserts.

Addition $250-300 for paint.

So Estimated total cost of $1100-1200.00 but to also add to this, they wanted me to have my wheels and tire setup ready for install to help mock up flares, and would work with me to set the suspension height.

Im definitely doing mine then. I dont need to paint them, they actually look good being flat black especially if youre car is either white or red
 
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