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Last edited on Tue Jul 31st, 2018 01:52 pm by Scrambler82

Thanks for the picture of the Stepside with Flares.

Tires look to me to be 33" but just looking a the picture.
The flares are to big, especially for the rear Steppie Fenders, they go too high.



The EDGE Flares are narrower, picture below, and I'm thinking will look ok but not sure yet !
If I had left the Styleside Bed on but still thinking on the Steppie Bed !
The problem other than looks, is the mounting holes, there are a lot of them.
Anyone who is or knows a Ford Mechanic who knows of a templet for the holes for the EDGE Flares, please get me a part number or a Web Location for the PDF !



Got to the Web and looked for Rangers with Stepside Flares, there are a lot of Steppies out there with Flares but not all look good to me !
Below is a picture of an Extended Cab with Steppie and EDGE Flares and it doesn't look too bad, maybe its the color matching !
So, when and IF I can get a method of attaching the flares or I can find a good body shop in SoCal to get it done, REASONABLY, then I might just do it.

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Last edited on Thu Aug 2nd, 2018 10:12 am by Scrambler82

Last edited on Thu Aug 2nd, 2018 11:15 am by 410customs

Maybe on the Steppie you could section the rear fenders 

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Last edited on Wed Oct 10th, 2018 09:12 pm by Scrambler82

Last edited on Thu Oct 11th, 2018 01:05 am by Bird76Mojo

black06xlt wrote:
Scrambler82 wrote:

Maybe on the Steppie you could section the rear fenders 

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Is that yours?
No, mine is RED, there are pictures around.

Here it is:  https://ford-rangers.com/forum45/875.html


Bird76Mojo wrote:
Scrambler82, you can take one of the Edge flares, put short, sharpened (bench grinder) roofing nails into the mounting holes where the little christmas tree fasteners go, secure with a very small amount of hot-glue. Then use the Edge flare with nails to transfer holes to paper to make your hole template. While the template is still pierced by the nails, trim the paper template to fit along the top outside edge of the flare as accurately as possible. Remove the nails and lay the Edge flare on to the bedside, and mark (pencil, marker, etc) around the outside of the flare while pushing firmly upward on it, into the wheel well. Then lay the new template on the bedside to mark your hole locations, while lining up with the outer/top marks you made earlier. Your hole locations should end up very accurate this way.

Kinda hard to get the point across in words..


GB :)
B76M,

A good suggestion, I might try it when I get there, thanks.

I'm wondering if sectioning the rear Fenders is a good option ?

Last edited on Thu Oct 11th, 2018 08:01 pm by Scrambler82