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911R Rear flares
Guys, are there any STEEL alternatives to the glass rear flares?
-Dave.
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for the 911R i would suggest that you either get some cut off fender "flares" from someone who put carrera flares on their car. Its fairly close and lends the swb pre 69 cars the extra width needed to put 7's and wide tires on. otherwise you need to find a good metal man (i hear there is an excellent guy in Az- name escapes me at the moment) to give your car the unique R fender
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the previous owner added 69-73 flares on all 4 corners of my 68.
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Weren't the "R" flares just rolled or stretched, or were they actually welded on pieces?
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I could just buy the 911R 7" glass flares from GT or Rennspeed, but I would much rather have steel flares. If i could find some narrow body flares from a 69-7? car, would they match the 911R rear bumper? That would be the real question
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I just cut the my 76 flares off last night to go to sc's if you are interested.
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Your bodyman will need the flares, the rims and tires you intend to run, and the R rear bumper so it all fits right. Make sure the engine and trans is in the car and it is at the final ride height too!
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rear fender flares of R #20
R rear flares.
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rear fender flares of R #1, and #13
rear flare of the BP car, R #1.
and rear flare of the #13 911R. ![]()
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