Nemesis Industrial Front Inner Fender Liner 20-23 Jeep Wrangler JL / Gladiator JT
The Nemesis Front Inner Fender Liner successfully maximizes wheel well clearance, upholds engine bay coverage, and ensures compatibility with Falcon series shocks, including the 3.3, without requiring any modifications. The pocket concept, initially designed for reservoirs, was adapted to accommodate Falcon 3.3 shocks and offer customers the flexibility to mount remote reservoirs or lights in the pocket if Falcon Shocks are not in use.
Considering the likelihood of customers mounting reservoirs or lights to the liners, strength was prioritized in the design to withstand the rigors of off-road adventures. Using .090” aluminum and closely following the underside of the wheel well, the structure was reinforced through a series of intricate bends and weld seams. This approach, as opposed to a flat piece of aluminum with minimal bends, ensures longevity, especially when dealing with the added weight of mounted reservoirs.
Every Nemesis product undergoes careful consideration and testing, and this particular design demanded extra attention to meet the high standards associated with the Nemesis name.
Installation is straightforward, but for those utilizing Falcon 3.3 shocks, removing the shock is necessary to complete the liner installation.
Description
The Nemesis Front Inner Fender Liner successfully maximizes wheel well clearance, upholds engine bay coverage, and ensures compatibility with Falcon series shocks, including the 3.3, without requiring any modifications. The pocket concept, initially designed for reservoirs, was adapted to accommodate Falcon 3.3 shocks and offer customers the flexibility to mount remote reservoirs or lights in the pocket if Falcon Shocks are not in use.
Considering the likelihood of customers mounting reservoirs or lights to the liners, strength was prioritized in the design to withstand the rigors of off-road adventures. Using .090” aluminum and closely following the underside of the wheel well, the structure was reinforced through a series of intricate bends and weld seams. This approach, as opposed to a flat piece of aluminum with minimal bends, ensures longevity, especially when dealing with the added weight of mounted reservoirs.
Every Nemesis product undergoes careful consideration and testing, and this particular design demanded extra attention to meet the high standards associated with the Nemesis name.
Installation is straightforward, but for those utilizing Falcon 3.3 shocks, removing the shock is necessary to complete the liner installation.
