Installing JCR Inner Fender Liners with Falcon 3.3 shocks on Jeep Wrangler JKU 

BajaMedic put those bad boys on, you’ll love it! I know I was personally hesitant to install them, after all there’s something nice about the factory fenders, but once I got the new ones on I was thrilled.

You’re not wrong! My friends always make fun of me because I “shine up“ everything on my suspension… They’ve unofficially called renamed WD-40 “Jeremy juice“ when we’re working in the garage together!

Chris Bono oh yeah? What did it, how they look? The ability the customize the vent color? Something else?

Andrew Neumann great tip, thanks Andrew!

Great tip!

Thanks for the compliment! They really make a great product.

John Grieco You’re gonna love them! Every time I go out to my Jeep I stare at them!!!

@@1111Overland lol, you sound like me, I use to stare at my old jku every time I got out, just traded it in for a 2020 jlu, going to the shop in 2 weeks,for a clayton lift, falcon 3.3, rockslide power steps and 37s, cant wait, love the look of those teraflex shocks, I even got the same inners

John Grieco JLU? Awesome. Which one did you go with? And which color?

Jeremy McLerran just a white sport S

Trent G not a bit! Funny thing is, if I walk up and smack them, I hear a rattle, but I’ve NEVER noticed it while driving....

Great idea! I’ll consider that for sure!

I actually get that a lot. I was in the airport a few years ago and some older ladies wanted to get their pictures with me. They would not believe that I wasn’t Chuck.

Valli Walker Yeah, I should’ve made a video about it! I put self tapping screws in the three positions and drove them into the sheet metal. If you want to send me a direct message on Instagram I’ll be happy to send you a video of how it looks

@@1111Overland Thanks! I will.

@@1111Overland can you send me the pictures? Man, you really did a nice job on the install video. I'm not really liking JCR though on their process (directions and tech support), it's really sad (but I really appreciate YOU) when you have to find out how to install something from someone other than the manufacturer!

Mark Hicks send me a DM on Instagram. @mclerran11

SaintNick71 haven’t finished editing it yet!

Are you ever going to add the video Jeremy Mclarren?

No issues at all in the year + that I have had them, but we don’t do a lot in mud so I’m not a perfect use case

Got it. Thanks for the reply

Looks like they redesigned them. The current equivalent would be JKFX-FLCNIF2

I DID actually, but I did it with self tapping screws about a week later. Went on easy. If you want pics or video or how it turned out you can send me a message on Instagram. Same username.

Thanks for the reply. Mine were not so easy. The JCR rear section would contact the pinch seem piece no matter how I pushed and formed, so ended up taking it the the belt sander and took off about 1/8’ on each in areas that needed it. Again thanks for the great video.

@@jkuoverland8507 that’s not uncommon. Seems like we’re always using the grinder to make things fit perfect!

I don’t know, but my good friend John put a set of American adventure labs inner fender liners on his JL and he loves them

@@1111Overland is he also running Falcon 3.3 shocks?

@@bdp3502 yes he is. I believe you just tell American Adventure labs that you have 3.3’s and they will make sure there’s an access for the adjuster knob. It will still cover the reservoir but the knob stays exposed

@@1111Overland perfect I’ll check em out. Thank you.

Jason Floyd Yeah, it seems almost impossible to find a company that makes good inner fender liners without them wanting to flash their logo everywhere

Jeremy McLerran I noticed you used the 3/16th self-tapping screw for the rear tab. The instructions AND their video expect you to actually use a 5/16 bolt with a nut on the back for that hole! The only two self tapping 3/16th screws I got were for the side plug piece you install last. I’m on my way to the store to pick up some 5/16 metal screws to use instead, there is no way to get a nut behind there!!

Jeremy McLerran also their logo stands for “Jesus Christ Rocks” so I really didn’t want that nonsense on my Jeep.

Jason Floyd it does?!? I had no idea...

Jeremy McLerran yeah I found out after my inner fenders and rock sliders already showed up. It’s soft aluminum, a good pair of wire cutters will cut right through it ;)

Ha! Glad this helped you. They really do make great products, and if I had to choose between great products with lousy instructions or amazing directions for a piece of junk, I’ll choose the better product!!

@Jeremy McLerran Unfortunately the holes didn't line up and I had to use a step bit to remove a full ¼" of powder coated metal for them to do so. I've installed many top tier brands without any issues. I didn't have many choices with the 3.3s. I tried JCR. At least they are in 😂.

Just makes it easier. That metal can be thick, and I’ve ruined a few self tappers by assuming they can drill through something too thick

I actually remove these inner fender liners regularly enough that having blue loctite might be an annoyance. So far I haven’t had a single rattle.