Aftermarket wide fender flare add-on things...

[PhunkFX]

I'm in the process of building an audi coupe quattro track car, and I am going to run some wide race wheels of course.

I do not want to just cut the fenders high, I would like to add on some wide arches. I see them on rabbit track cars and other cars quite often.

Where do you get them? Or do I have to make them myself?

[darkchevelle69]

ive been looking for somtin similarly universal myself no beans, however check out muscle car tv's road racing mustang they make fiberglass extensions from scratch looks like lots of time but they look reeeeeaaaalllllyyyyy good on that ole skool stang good luck

[StealthVR6GTI]

The right thickness of plastic bent around the arc of the fender and attached with rivets seems to be the only cheap way to go. Otherwise your local metal/bodyshop would be happy to put 100 hrs into a setup of all steel at $85 an hour...

[PhunkFX]

Ha ha ya... I'm not about to have a body shop rape my wallet lol.

[chois]

You could use your current fenders as forms - use foam and bondo to create the desired shape, and pull molds off that to make complete fiberglass fenders/quarters.

This is what some of the race cars you see have done - home made.

[candela]

[tireboy]

hello Im sorry for reviving this thread, no one has contributed here so I might share the Fender Flares on my website. just check the link I placed.

[flyinglizard]

I'll post some pics of our flares in the next few days on my website.
look for a pic page for products or current projects.

[flyinglizard]

http://gallery.oracool.net/v/album82...e+001.jpg.html
Flares . We may pull some molds off of this car. The body is a rough copy of the Ralley Golf.
MM