Flux Offroad
Flux Offroad 1997-2006 Jeep TJ / LJ Highline Front Fender Kit (Full Kit)
Flux Offroad 1997-2006 Jeep TJ / LJ Highline Front Fender Kit (Full Kit)
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The Flux Offroad Highline Front Fender Full Kit fits 1997-2006 Jeep TJ and 2004-2006 Jeep LJ. The kit includes two fenders, one for the driver side and one for the passenger side, along with fender vents, inner fender liners, a battery relocation kit, and all hardware. Built from 5052 aluminum and 304 stainless steel, and shipped raw.
What's in the kit
- Two fenders: one driver side, one passenger side
- Fender bases: 3/16" 5052 aluminum
- Fender vents: 1/8" 5052 aluminum, vent hot air from the engine compartment
- Inner fender liners: 1/8" 5052 aluminum with a removable main panel
- Battery relocation kit: 1/8" 304 stainless steel for corrosion resistance and rigidity
- All hardware included
Fitment and install notes
- Fits 1997-2006 Jeep TJ and 2004-2006 Jeep LJ
- Requires hood modification or a highline aftermarket hood
- Factory air intake modification required
- Finish: raw
Part Number: FLX-30-250-2-0
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Every part has advantages that other people just don’t have. The battery tray is the only one on the market I know of with additional support. It’s also flat so normal lead acid battery’s are ok to use. I had the genright battery bracket before. It angles the battery and would bounce around a lot more than you’d want. It had so much leverage that I broke one of the bolts it uses to mount to the firewall. Genrights also didn’t come with a battery tie does and had to be modified to fit my battery, even though the battery I had was the one in the photos they used on the website. Flux battery tray fit perfectly, has a great tie down, and doesn’t wiggle at all.
The inners have plenty of room to mount things and having the removable section is super cool to have.
The outers being able to run a removable flare is a feature no one else has and is amazing for someone that lives in a state that requires a flare but wants to remove the flare for off-roading.
Fit and finish of every part is top notch as always.
Every part has advantages that other people just don’t have. The battery tray is the only one on the market I know of with additional support. It’s also flat so normal lead acid battery’s are ok to use. I had the genright battery bracket before. It angles the battery and would bounce around a lot more than you’d want. It had so much leverage that I broke one of the bolts it uses to mount to the firewall. Genrights also didn’t come with a battery tie does and had to be modified to fit my battery, even though the battery I had was the one in the photos they used on the website. Flux battery tray fit perfectly, has a great tie down, and doesn’t wiggle at all.
The inners have plenty of room to mount things and having the removable section is super cool to have.
The outers being able to run a removable flare is a feature no one else has and is amazing for someone that lives in a state that requires a flare but wants to remove the flare for off-roading.
Fit and finish of every part is top notch as always.