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Old 07-31-2019, 05:20 PM
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Been working on some flares.

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Freaking Awesome !!!

So do you plan to make flare so you can fir a wider tire ?

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Flares, shmares. Go for the second line up. Get the angle grinder. The first cut is never the deepest, but we get better cutting as we practice . . .
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My little guy likes to get in on the action:


Still will be able to keep the trim:










Super nice fit for fusion TIG welding.
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Flares, shmares. Go for the second line up. Get the angle grinder. The first cut is never the deepest, but we get better cutting as we practice . . .
No thanks. I’ll keep it sanitary and stock looking. The body saw and 80 grit on a right angle die grinder to get the gaps perfect for hours of TIG.
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