Jason, do you still have these fenders? And do they make a wide version? Are they removable?

Love your attention to detail, and ability to show camera angles properly so we can actually see what you are doing. Thanks!

This guy is a natural presenter...

I'm a student from China and a big fans of the Jeep Wrangler. I think your videos are the best videos I've ever seen before!!!Looking forward to your next video.

i don't own a wrangler , but it''s an absolute enjoyment to watch the well plan and skilled Installation ! thanks !

I think the step up design is a great way to add clearance, very cool. And looks are even pretty good. Great video to boot.

badass flares but damn the inside aluminum shielding looks tacky as all hell.

Your videos have become the before bed entertainment for my daughter and I. We both love them. She's not three yet and loves jeeps. Can't wait for more videos.

Man I am so looking forward to your lift kit install. I check your channel every day! This Jeep is very cool and can't wait to see the mods as they happen. Thanks for posting.

I recognized the background in some of your videos. Your Jeep looks great! I drive a 2000 TJ on 35" KM2's and we wheel a lot of the same runs. Keep the videos coming.

You know you're subscribed to a great channel when you like the video before you watch it! Great video man, keep em coming!

Your videos are so well put together! Good job man

Love the fenders and love the videos. Keep em coming!

I'm loving this series, keep up the good work!!

I think I would paint those inner fenders. I know they wont rust or anything, I just dont like the look of them in silver. Those fenders are awesome.

They look great but I can't help but notice that the inner fender liners look piece milled together. Wonder if some black paint/powder coating wouldn't make that less noticeable. Of course none of that is your fault, just the design of the kit, and other than that they look great!

Dude I freaking love your videos!!!! Your videography is very good and your Jeep is even better!

This jeep is looking pretty awsome. Great video, can't wait for the rear and how it will look.

Jeep looks awesome! Great video can't wait for the next one!

You make it look so easy now I want a jeep. Good vid man!!

A tip for easier drilling through sheet metal is to use a Unibit instead of a standard twist drill bit. It won't catch and cause headaches and drills a much nicer and rounder hole.

CAN'T WAIT for the next vid.. keep it up!

Your Jeep is really coming together nicely!

Great install those fenders look awesome!

AWESOME! One of your best videos.

Fantastic video. Keep the goodness coming!

Great video! I'm looking forward to your next.

you make the best videos. keep up the awesome work!!!

I was able to install the passenger side inner without doing any cutting. The harness can just be routed between the aluminum piece and the firewall.

Fenders look AWESOME. However, the Fender Well Liner...not so much.. those gaps look like something is missing. Great videos as always.

Jason, great job on the videos, I am enjoying watching you beef up your jku. mine will be there one day too. keep up the good work. Jeep wave from Florida.

You're next project should be putting on a LED Bar light, it will look more amazing.

Great video to explain the install

They look great

Metalcloak makes awesome products!

Following this is kinda fun. I love those fenders! Kinda regret going with the XRC armor after seeing yours. Very nice!

Well done. Inner fenders would look nice If powder coated gloss black.

I kind of like the look of this. Just can't bring myself to drill new holes and cut on my Jeep. Wasn't cheap!!

Fantastic video!!

Jeep's looking great!!

Great video. keep up the good work

MetalCloak Fenders are awesome, they look so good on wranglers

that is some tuff fenders and you made the install look easy. good job brining us this video. I have to ask again you said something about large marge I have not forgotten that project so huh still waiting.

looks great!

"and that is a GREAT idea, but I'm not going to do it." Haha sweet videos. I hope I get to put money into my JK someday.

Awasome prducation

Builds coming out awesome! -Z

Another quality video!!

I'm always finding myself always watching your vids I think your jeep looks pretty sick iv got the same jeep rubicon.

Very happy to have found your channel, I've really enjoyed your videos. My question here, are these the Standard, Narrow, or Wide flares?

Good Job, Very interesting and funny video!

You are pretty handy,and job well done.

wow looks awesome I've been thinking getting a JK since i have an XJ already, as always good videos, Keep it up ;)

You make some great videos....

The front view is SEXY! Now I need a pair for my TJ! 👍

Autoedit. Great videos again. Is this fender type also in a little wider type. here in Norway the fender need to be in top be the same with as tire.

I am personally not a huge fan of the aluminum panel. Maybe it would have been much better in a darker color.

Great Job!

Would look nicer with those inner fender splash shields painted black. Very beautiful Rubicon though. You did a nice job on it & it'll turn a lot of heads.

Awesome. I'm getting those fenders. What size Wheels is that ? My JK came with aftermarket 18" wheels with 35" tires, but I prefer the look of those same type of wheels on your JK.

Awesome vid!!! Throw the frisbee!

i love this video because of your lovely Dog!

I was browsing around for some tube flares. This vid?... SOLD! You have a pretty awesome rig. :) A lil' bit out of topic, where did you get those glasses? They look great. Thank you very much!

Where did you get the refrigerator from? This was a pretty cool video. I have watched several video's of you and your Jeep.

now the only missing upgrade is a RIPP supercharger

That amber lamp/reflector combo you took off from the original might be needed depending which state your from

Nice

good taste picking those fender flares ! how much you pay for the complete set?

Jason, Do you have any rust issues, and if so, how do you deal with it. I installed the MC Overline Fenders (BPC) on the front and the back with in the last few months, and they are already rusting. Thanks.

your jeep keeps getting better and better. are you planning on any videos of large marge anytime soon?

I'm really curious as to why you didn't remove the wheels and get them out of your way, particularly when you put in the fender lining panels.

Nice vid👍 I am a Wrangler wannabe, it looks awesome. The eye protection you use, what are they?

Jason I love these videos, the only thing is you don't include how much is the cost of the investment! can you do that?

Glade to hear old large Marga is getting some love too. Really curious as to how the blown 302 runs with EFI. Also how all the suspension works A lot was done to the suspension it basically has completely new geometry Especially at the rear !?!?!...

Did the tires rub anywhere else other than the pinch seam on the rear? Fun vids

So the setup you put on is the Overline tube fender and the hi-clearance quick release front flare standard edition?

If you don't break the edges on the holes you drilled the paint may not coat the sharp edges and can crack/chip off

Any reason why you went Overline vs Overland aluminum? It's the interior brackets that truly motivates me. Been looking for the poison spyder aluminum, due to strength, but are discontinued. I can't be adding anymore weight with steel. Also, just sharing. I was somehow unsubscribed to your channel... and I know I've been subscribed. As always, thanks so much!!

you have to paint you inner fenders in black so they dont shows so mutch,, now you have a mirror :)

im still not understanding about not getting a lift. metalcloak has a nice lift for about $2200 for that jeep. those fenders front and rear are about $1500 and you wouldn't need them yet if the jeep was lifted. i understand the excitement of getting the 37's but they could've sat in the shop till the lift came in. still your videos are great and i enjoy watching them. can't wait to see the thing in the air already.

Their website lists them as either raw metal or black powder coat. I can't find a picture of them in raw metal. I assume you got black powder coated. How do you like them so far?

Subscribed!....great DIY vids. Learning a bunch from you...bought a used JK last year...and slowly building it out. What's your mileage with the 37's?

You guys are gonna make me rob a bank and if I get away with it I'll buy me a nice JEEP.. LOL geat video!

Great video but, I'm just wondering what did you do with the side marker light that was on the stock fender?

G'day mate! What suspension will you be putting On this rubi? Will you DIY? If so I would love to see the vid. Thanks

Now just waiting for youtube to process the video!

Does your state not have a fender law? Those 'fenders' don't seem to cover much. How much tire splatter do you have?

I noticed they offer an aluminum fender set. does anyone know if these are durable or if it is work the weight difference to get them? very nice vid thank you for sharing.

Were these the standard width over line fenders, or the wide? Love the install video! Thank you!

Are those the 6in or 8in highline fenders??

37s on stock? Madlad.

As so many already said - great video a and series. BTW- what time can I swing round so you can get started on my own?😀

nice

I just realized you still have stock suspension. Give me more confidence to not need a lift. The bigger tires seem to give you enough. How does it drive on the highway?

got my overlines finished on the jk now. my final decision was after I watched your videos. love them. check out my walkaround video if you have a minute bro

are you using the metal cloak narrow, standard or wide overline fender flares? and is that a full length front bumper ? Im looking for fender flares for my full length bumper

They look sick! Definitely agree with the others and would paint the inner liners black. Also where did you get those safety goggles? And do they fog up?

@autoedit - interested at all in selling those flares you took off?

Took long enough 😂😂 I was waiting forever

You might think about moving your mic to a place where it doesn't rub against fabric as much, the scratchiness is pretty bad for headphone users.