NYTOP Carbon Fiber Fenders Flares installed on +10 offset wheels and 295/70/17 tires

[4RNerAndScrubs]

We love these fender flares from @NYTOP. The flares are 1" wider than OEM flares excluding PRO and Trail Hunter models, and It fit our wheel and tire setup perfectly with the +10 offset 295/70/17 wheel & tire setup. Our tire poke only comes from the sidewall tire thread, and is flush from the top tire threads on our BAJA Boss ATs. Exactly where we wanted it!!

A big worry when considering these fender flares were if the NYTOP Carbon quality would match the quality of our Seibon Carbon hood, but it matched perfectly. The clear coat has a deep gloss and the fitment was spot on. The extra 1/2" of carbon that outlines the fender is also a nice added touch to match the body lines of the fender. Definitely top tier design and quality. Thanks to Ben and Daniel at NYTOP for helping me see if the fenders matched when I went to go pick them up at their HQ.

Installation was not difficult. @page09 helped with the install and we were OCD about everything and making sure they lined up properly. Tip: Mock up your fenders before taping them down, especially making sure the 2 pieces for the rear line up evenly to each other and the gap space is equal.

***If you plan on buying anything aftermarket that require to remove the bumper, put them on first!!!! Save yourself the hassle of removing or possibly damaging the flares. I'm already stressing out about the extra grill lights and NYTOP bumper that we want to put on.

If anyone is looking for these for a good deal. Get a hold of @arij or their IG toyo.da714

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[SC4Runner]

Your concern over future needs to remove the fender flares is where I’m at. There appears to be a lot of reasons one would need to remove them as the build continues. Mine had to come off for a bumper install and will probably need to come off again for the installation of the intercooler from SXTH Element. Long term, I can see the need again at some point. Having said all that, they look great! I almost pulled the trigger on a set when I first bought my truck.

 

[page09]

Your rig is . One of the best set up I’ve seen in the wild.

 

[NYTOP]

We love these fender flares from @NYTOP. The flares are 1" wider than OEM flares excluding PRO and Trail Hunter models, and It fit our wheel and tire setup perfectly with the +10 offset 295/70/17 wheel & tire setup. Our tire poke only comes from the sidewall tire thread, and is flush from the top tire threads on our BAJA Boss ATs. Exactly where we wanted it!!

A big worry when considering these fender flares were if the NYTOP Carbon quality would match the quality of our Seibon Carbon hood, but it matched perfectly. The clear coat has a deep gloss and the fitment was spot on. The extra 1/2" of carbon that outlines the fender is also a nice added touch to match the body lines of the fender. Definitely top tier design and quality. Thanks to Ben and Daniel at NYTOP for helping me see if the fenders matched when I went to go pick them up at their HQ.

Installation was not difficult. @page09 helped with the install and we were OCD about everything and making sure they lined up properly. Tip: Mock up your fenders before taping them down, especially making sure the 2 pieces for the rear line up evenly to each other and the gap space is equal.

***If you plan on buying anything aftermarket that require to remove the bumper, put them on first!!!! Save yourself the hassle of removing or possibly damaging the flares. I'm already stressing out about the extra grill lights and NYTOP bumper that we want to put on.

If anyone is looking for these for a good deal. Get a hold of @arij or their IG toyo.da714
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Looking great!

 

[NYTOP]

Your concern over future needs to remove the fender flares is where I’m at. There appears to be a lot of reasons one would need to remove them as the build continues. Mine had to come off for a bumper install and will probably need to come off again for the installation of the intercooler from SXTH Element. Long term, I can see the need again at some point. Having said all that, they look great! I almost pulled the trigger on a set when I first bought my truck.

You can take it off fairly easily. Just leave it under the sun so the tape is warm, and you can slowly pull the flare off. If you know you have mods coming that require removing the front bumper, you can also tape the front flare with only a few 2-4 inch sections of tape, so it’s much easier to remove, instead of taping the full length. The front flare is held on mostly with all the bolts, the tape is there to help prevent rubbing and as a secondary security measure. It would be totally fine even without any tape.

 

[4RNerAndScrubs]

You can take it off fairly easily. Just leave it under the sun so the tape is warm, and you can slowly pull the flare off. If you know you have mods coming that require removing the front bumper, you can also tape the front flare with only a few 2-4 inch sections of tape, so it’s much easier to remove, instead of taping the full length. The front flare is held on mostly with all the bolts, the tape is there to help prevent rubbing and as a secondary security measure. It would be totally fine even without any tape.

That's really good to know!! Literal Pro tip for when I remove them and reinstall them next time. We are eyeing that front bumper valance other than the many other products you guys carry. So maybe I'll stop by sooner than later.

 

[4RNerAndScrubs]

Your concern over future needs to remove the fender flares is where I’m at. There appears to be a lot of reasons one would need to remove them as the build continues. Mine had to come off for a bumper install and will probably need to come off again for the installation of the intercooler from SXTH Element. Long term, I can see the need again at some point. Having said all that, they look great! I almost pulled the trigger on a set when I first bought my truck.

@SC4Runner Knowing what we know now for installation and easy removal. Well worth it!!

 

[BonRunner]

Now you just need the wider TRD Pro mud flaps (Part Number: PK389-35S10-TP) to complete the looks!

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