Nemesis Crawler flares are the ultimate high clearance fender flares for the Jeep JK Wrangler. Utilizing the same design technology and manufacturing techniques that has made Nemesis aluminum armor famous, our Crawler flares are designed with the hardcore Jeeper in mind, providing the same level of protection as Nemesis's other flares with a narrow, super high clearance design. Nemesis Crawler fender flares are a great choice for a low center of gravity style build with big tires and loads of flex!
Like other Nemesis fender flares, the Skeletos upgrade is an option. Without the Skeletos upgrade, the flare is designed to absorb the biggest impacts, keeping the factory sheet metal straight. With the Skeletos upgrade, the flare is able to withstand even more punishment, able to be used to pivot off of obstacles and take large hits, but may transfer the force to the sheet metal. The Crawler flare's narrow construction creates Nemesis's strongest design.
Build Specs
- Nemesis's superior contruction
- Built from high strengh 3/16" aluminum
- Formed and welded using Nemesis's proprietary manufacturing techniques using hand built custom tooling
- Seamless finish
- Inspected for precision fit and finish to Nemesis's high standards, proper fit the first time
Notes
- Skeletos upgrade available
- Available in raw, black or texured powdercoat
- Tire coverage is minimal, check local lift laws for rules on tire coverage
Installation
Installation can be handled by the average home installer, and can be completed in three hours for the pair, using basic hand tools and a drill. If you ever have a question during the installation process our skilled technicians will be available during business hours to answer any questions you may have.
What is Skelotos?
The Skeletos is a gusset system that makes the flare completely solid. The downside to the system is that there is no room for impact absorption. The flare is designed to absorb as much impact as possible to mitigate the transfer to the body, when the Skeletos is installed all of the impact is transferred to the body. If you can give us some info on the types of trails you are running and how your vehicle is built we can make a better recommendation on if it is worth the extra investment.
