Fiberglass Fenders or Pro Comp Long Travel Fenders

Need some help. Might be making some changes to my truck sometime down the road. One of the changes being Camburg long travel up front.

Would you rather run fiberglass up front and no fiberglass in the rear or Pro Pomp long travel fenders in the front and rear? I can't run fiberglass in the rear because I have a shell and I don't plan on getting rid of it anytime soon. With the Pro Comp long travel fenders I can run them both in the front and rear. A guy just did Camburg long travel with the pro comp flares and it looks pretty good. Just don't know if the flares really do accommodate the full long travel articulation.

Here are some pictures below.

 

If you're just doing the front then I would say you can take the Pro Comp road. I've done them at work and they require some cutting which in turn not only is required to install but also gives you some additional clearance for travel. I lean more towards the Glass Works, McNeil, SDHQ, and Fiberwerks. They are shaped better to me and have more clearance that you'll ever need. Both those trucks look very nice though!!

 

Yeah I do like the true fiberglass better but just don't know how it will look with the front only. Decisions, decisions, decisions...

 

look at the clip at 1:45

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whYSKzJvtfY

 

Yeah I know Camburg has front fiberglass only on there rig. Looks pretty cool.

 

Those Pro Comp fenders look really good on that white tundy! But I have to agree that I'm a bigger fan of the fiberglass. Just looks cleaner and more professional. Either way your truck will look killer with these on!

 

Seems like a no-brainer. Get the ones that are compatible with your shell.

 

damn that gen 2 looks great

 

Having had a Camburg LT kit on my old truck ('98 Tacoma) I suggest that you run a mudflap (yeah I know) or color match rhino lining the bottom of the cab and doors. With the tires sticking out that much further, they throw up a LOT of stuff you don't think about and it will destroy your paint.