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23191, Rolling Fenders Posted by develitate, Mar-24-04 08:59 AM
Ive dont a search on this and didnt find much. Is there a tutorial floating around that someone could forward me? I havent lowered my car yet, so should I roll the fenders first? Any info would be apprecaited. Dev
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23193, RE: Rolling Fenders Posted by eclipse_99rs, Mar-24-04 09:14 AM
how low are you going? Im on 16s and have a 2 1/2 inch drop. I know you could fit like 18s on my drop also.
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23195, RE: Rolling Fenders Posted by WickedESi, Mar-24-04 10:18 AM
I'm on a 2" drop w/ 45 series tires on 17" wheels and no problems.
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23198, RE: Rolling Fenders Posted by develitate, Mar-24-04 12:15 PM
read my post above. I have 235-45-17 tires and im going to drop 1.5"
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23201, RE: Rolling Fenders Posted by eclipse_99rs, Mar-24-04 12:44 PM
im pretty sure youll be fine.
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23208, RE: Rolling Fenders Posted by turbo8u, Mar-24-04 02:44 PM
someone just answer his question, how do you roll the fenders? ive heard you can use a wooden bat or something like that _________ 96 talon esi-t san clemente, ca
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23209, RE: Rolling Fenders Posted by Uberingram, Mar-24-04 03:40 PM
Originally posted by turbo8u someone just answer his question, how do you roll the fenders? ive heard you can use a wooden bat or something like that
You can but it's ghetto as fuck and when IT DOES screw up your shit luck out of a fender. We tried this on a 95 Civic EX coupe and were far from successful. The lines are uneven. You have to do it in one go as to not let the car sit on the bat and make a nice buldge and in 'one run' you get with the bat it had better go PERFECT.
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23211, RE: Rolling Fenders Posted by WickedESi, Mar-24-04 04:49 PM
I would just cut reliefs and knock the edges back w/ a ball pean hammer or body spoon & hammer, or just cut off the edges completely.
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23220, RE: Rolling Fenders Posted by espilcEGS, Mar-25-04 06:24 AM
Just take it to a place that rolls fenders, pay them money, and have it come out perfect. Easy enough if you can find someone with the tool.
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23221, RE: Rolling Fenders Posted by Eagle 5, Mar-25-04 06:30 AM
all we did with mine was cut little notches about 5 or 6 inches apart. basially just cut straight into the lip part, then folded it up in sections, just used a mallet basically hitting something else on the lip. worked fine. just make sure you put silicon all over the edges to keep the metal from rusting when you finish
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