Lets see your trim...

[Huskey]

I'll start...


Here's the front, it took alot of work but I managed to cut back the frame work surrounding the body mount and weld an concave chunk of steel in place to give some clearence. Looks like I didn't clean it so well before I took some pics, whoops...




Here you can see where and how much plastic was cut out to ensure no rubbing. Also, I drilled a pretty massive hole so that I can clean out any mud/dirt that gets up in there by spraying high pressure water in from either the hole or the wheel well side.



Here's a view from above to give a better idea what the tire is dealing with.



The back end was alot easier, I simply cut back the bumper plastic, leaving the wheel well as it is and then folding it back and bolting it on the bumper.



At full flex I dont rub anywhere, regardless of where the steering wheel is. Neither wheel well requires any trim on the forward end as I have a front bumper that is far enough away and the rear leaf springs pull my axle aft when flexed.

I'm really curious to see what others have done to trim and hope I can help others by showing what I have done.

 

[Bahnstoermer]

This is a good idea, thanks for posting...

 

[aviator31]

Very helpful, thanks for posting that.

 

[blue4run]

Nice post, I really like what you did with the front. Gives me some ideas,
I need to do the same.

 

[Huskey]

Thanks for the comments guys, I actually wanted to see what others have done to compare but glad I could help out regardless.

 

[gaterose]

Weak. Sauce.

.... but it was all I needed to stop rubbing so I'm happy.

(rear of front fender flares)

You're not gonna find a lot of people here doing much trimming... Might be a better thread for 120.