Rolling inner fenderlips
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Rolling inner fenderlips
Looking for info on rolling my innerlips so I can use 17" wheels on my Carrera. Do mos people cut them, then carefully pound them under? Or?
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Mark
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easiest thing to do is get a wooden baseball bat, jack the car up a bit with the wheel/tire still on and use the tire as leverage, then just roll the bat along the fender lip with pressure untill it's nice and 'rolled'
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It will help greatly to pre-heat the paint at the crease with a heat gun, the paint cracks very easy unless it's pre-softened a bit. I've rolled fenders on 2 cars this way with the bat. I like to jack the wheel off the ground and jackstand it at the frame, then I use a smaller jack to raise the control arm to the perfect height for tire/bat clearance.
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the guys are right about rolling wiht a bat, be sure to preheat though. if you dont trust your bat skills, companies off a tool hear that bolts to your hub and then you crank it around. here are a few pics i jsut googled real quick.
here is the link explaining more http://www.robsaudiworld.com/fender.htm
here is the link explaining more http://www.robsaudiworld.com/fender.htm
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This is a really cool tool, where can I rent one? As buying something you will only use once might be a bit pricey. I would gladly pay a very fair rental fee, as I only have four fenders to modify.
Thanks much
Mark
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Mark
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It's funny, I never really rubbed at the top of the arch, always at the 10 and 2 o'clock position under hard boost. Guess it depends a lot on how much neg. camber is dialed in.
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It is sold by Eastman for $250 and it will not fit 911s unless modified. The slots/holes are too close together. I have "fixed" two so far.
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Originally Posted by kurt M
It is sold by Eastman for $250 and it will not fit 911s unless modified. The slots/holes are too close together. I have "fixed" two so far.
Still have one you'd be willing to rent out? If so, sign me up.
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