King_James

About to lower my car and I know the rear is gonna rub on the fenders with the 305/30-19 on the back. Does anybody have a fender roller?

I was thinking of buying the Eastwood fender roller and a 130-120 hub adaptor to make it fit. Before I spend $300 I wondered if anybody had one already they could rent/lend?

peritus

It's ghetto, I know, but I recently used some 1.5 inch doweling from Canadian Tire.. worked a charm

theiceman

I am sure you do realize that the lip on the fender is to give the body panel stregnth and rigidity right ? When you roll fenders you can potentially weaken that part of the car and create creases elsewhere in the body work, and you are driving a Turbo to boot..

That said i have seen people roll fenders with wooden baseball bats ...

JimV8

I don't have a roller but do have a couple of 5 pound hammers you can borrow.

porsche0nut

Louisville slugger

pterfloth

I rented from this company and was very happy with the kit and results. No paint cracking. Use the heat gun, go slow, its easy.

http://www.rollyourfender.com/rentalinfo.html

MisterYe

Not sure if you still need it but I have a fender roller at home. Bolts onto your hub, I've never used it..but I can lend it out if you do the work.