Robby Woods Carbon Fiber Fenders & Bedsides are done!!

[customtruckshop]

Here is one of our customers builds we just finished.
The build sheet includes:
Fox 3.0 Finned Resi Kit
Camburg Upper Control Arms
SVC rear bump stop kit
Mehtod wheels
37" BFG Baja KR2s
Whipple kit
Custom in house made Bumpers and bed cage

But our most recent project were the bad-ass Robby Woods Carbon fiber Fenders and Bedsides.

We were the first to get these so we were the guinea pig on fitment, beside a few minor modifications these things went on like factory parts.

We custom pained the fenders and bedsides to match along with a few custom details to show off the Carbon Fiber Material.

This truck came out awesome and looks like the Bat-Mobil coming down the street.






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[CatchMeOffroad]

Fenders look great! Wheels need less offset/more protrusion IMO.

 

[brettmess24]

Daaang baby got back! Looking good the Carbon looks good.


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[SZDZMTR]

Fenders and bedsides swallowed the wheels. ....should have had someone fabricate custom offset rims to fully tie in with the fenders and bed sides. Great custom work but wheels are like a step child..

 

[RaptorFlipper]

Looks really good. I have to agree with above post. Wheels need to fill the well and stick out more on the sides.

 

[Booth9999]

Those are a work of art. Love the see through sections

 

[Jake17]

f'n ruined w/Methods

 

[customtruckshop]

These wheels were put on when the truck was all stock, the customer has plans to either swap out the wheels to a deeper offset or we are trying to talk him into long travel

 

[zombiekiller]

Are those Zero Offset wheels?

Just wondering how stupid my truck is going to look for a couple weeks between the fender/bedside install and when my mid-travel gets installed.

I'm also trying to understand if I would want to run two different offset wheels to even out track width a bit between the front and the rear, or if I should simply just run a hub centric spacer on the rears in order to have a single wheel offset. ( instead of having the two spares each be usable for front or rear).


I would prefer to not install a new rear axle, if i can help it.

 

[Pacific Wheel]

Are those Zero Offset wheels?

Just wondering how stupid my truck is going to look for a couple weeks between the fender/bedside install and when my mid-travel gets installed.

I'm also trying to understand if I would want to run two different offset wheels to even out track width a bit between the front and the rear, or if I should simply just run a hub centric spacer on the rears in order to have a single wheel offset. ( instead of having the two spares each be usable for front or rear).


I would prefer to not install a new rear axle, if i can help it.

Or custom full floater rear end? I heard they're not too expensive