Fender Lip Roll in Vancouver?
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Hey guys,
Any of you know of a shop that can roll fender lips in the Vancouver area?
If not, does anyone know where I can rent the tool locally?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Carib.
Any of you know of a shop that can roll fender lips in the Vancouver area?
If not, does anyone know where I can rent the tool locally?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Carib.
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PDM racing in burnaby has one. SR/Bismark in richmond has one too. i knew that KeepLabs in vancouver had one but someone just told me they've just recently gone out of business
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a friend just told me that http://www.tiretrends.com also has a roller as well. not sure if it's for rent though.
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Yep G at keeps was awesome, he explained to me everything he did and took me step by step what he's going to do and what should be done...awesome guy, right now I think he's concentrating on his Cressida stuff...so props to him
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^any idea how to get a hold of him or if he owns a fender roller himself?
I might need some fender rolling action to clear my new wheels :P
What size wheels are you running btw?
I've got 9" wide with +35 offset
It's not rediculous or anything, but if I remember what I read correctly, it might be getting a little close.
Do enlighten me.
I might need some fender rolling action to clear my new wheels :P
What size wheels are you running btw?
I've got 9" wide with +35 offset
It's not rediculous or anything, but if I remember what I read correctly, it might be getting a little close.
Do enlighten me.
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that I don't know...i haven't heard from him in awhile but he seems busy with his own thing, as opposed to doing people's stuff.
my rears are 10 wide with 38 offset, I'm about 5 mm away from flush.
my rears are 10 wide with 38 offset, I'm about 5 mm away from flush.
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How aggressive is your roll?
Just folded up the lip or did you have the whole fender pushed out a little?
You've got a 1" wider wheel, so half an inch = 12.7mm more width per side minus the 3mm less offset, so basically you're sitting 1cm closer to flush than my wheels BUT my fenders aren't rolled...yet.
I guess it depends on what tire size I run too.
Just folded up the lip or did you have the whole fender pushed out a little?
You've got a 1" wider wheel, so half an inch = 12.7mm more width per side minus the 3mm less offset, so basically you're sitting 1cm closer to flush than my wheels BUT my fenders aren't rolled...yet.
I guess it depends on what tire size I run too.
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