Anybody running glass on a mid travel setup?

Best I can tell this truck is running hanneman fenders with a 4 inch bulge up front.

https://hannemannfiberglass.com/product/toyota-tundra-2005-and-up-double-cab-front-fenders-4″-bulge/

Do we know of anybody running glass on mid travel? I’m on ads coilovers, total chaos UCA’s and would like an idea of what it looks like

Wheels are methods (4.5 backspace, 0 offset, + spidertrax 1.25 wheelspacers = 3.25 backspace).

Tires are 285/75/16 general grabber x3’s

I’m looking at this option versus having either my oem fender holes welded, fenders without holes (still would have to weld the bed), or trimming the fenders and flares.

thoughts?

 

Might look weird. I think he has a 2-3" per side wider track width.

 

that truck looks killer, I figured it was a long shot but thought I’d check before I start chopping more off my fenders .

 

personally never been a fan but that truck does look pretty badass.

 

Ive said it on here before but just because...

Hanging glass to line up with factory sheet metal can be A LOT of work to make look right. Shit hanging on tube work isnt the easiest but definitely moreso how the manufacturers design this stuff. Just know what you're getting into either way but my opinion is without increased track width beyond just spacers itll look weird. Always looks better when tires stick out from fender and looks off when they are tucked in.

 

thanks for the insight I’ve got a brother in law that does truck and trailer repair. Probably just gonna get him to weld up the holes after I trim what I need too. The monstaliner will be pretty easy to touch up. Just feeling out all my options. That silver truck does make me wish I had went long travel though lol

 

I ran cheapo front fiberglass fenders and then I took them off to paint them and never put them back on because I like the look of the factory fenders after a trimming. I might put them back on if I get fiberglass bedsides to match one day. Not sure yet. I really like the looks of the fiberwerx bedsides. Their quality seems decent from my experience

Before suspension with wheel spacers and glass, after suspension with glass, and after cutting stock fenders.