Shop for pulling/rolling fenders....
05-09-06, 06:27 AM
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Shop for pulling/rolling fenders....
Hey everyone. I'm in the Boca Raton area and need to find a shop that can pull and roll my rear fenders. Some new rims might be on the way so I need some modifications under there.
Also any idea on an approx. price range? thanks everyone.
Also any idea on an approx. price range? thanks everyone.
05-10-06, 06:58 PM
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How much work do you need done? You can roll the lip or cut it off as mentioned. A pull will require some skill. You could do it yourself though, buy a fender roller from Eastwood, heat up the metal to prevent paint flaking and pull away.
05-18-06, 12:22 PM
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Well I'm workin on getting some new rims which are 19x10 in the rear. Everyone has told me that rolling the fenders wouldn't be enough but to pull them woud be best. Anyone have any experience, or know of a shop in South Florida? Thanks Wringo for the PM. they are on the list but somehting closer would be great!
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05-19-06, 08:05 AM
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Originally Posted by ItalianLex
Well I'm workin on getting some new rims which are 19x10 in the rear. Everyone has told me that rolling the fenders wouldn't be enough but to pull them woud be best. Anyone have any experience, or know of a shop in South Florida? Thanks Wringo for the PM. they are on the list but somehting closer would be great!
Its not just the width of the rear rim its the offset also. I am running 20x10.5 in the rear no running at all I could probally go out to 20x11 but I got a good offset. So whats your offset and we can get a better idea
05-22-06, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted by tonydt1g3r
Its not just the width of the rear rim its the offset also. I am running 20x10.5 in the rear no running at all I could probally go out to 20x11 but I got a good offset. So whats your offset and we can get a better idea
My offset in the rear is going to be a +57 I believe.
05-24-06, 08:22 AM
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Originally Posted by ItalianLex
My offset in the rear is going to be a +57 I believe.
did you test fit the rims yet? because if they fit then i dont think you need any fender rolling at all. That offset is so high that its super duper conservative if it fits.
05-24-06, 10:01 AM
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actually. a quick search on .net turned this up
http://my.is/forums/showthread.php?t...ighlight=18x10
http://my.is/forums/showthread.php?t...ighlight=18x10
Originally Posted by boosted_4door
The rear fenders were rolled and im running a 53 offset.
rear: 18 x 10 +53 offset 275/35/18 toyo t1-r's
im dropped on tein flex's about 1.5 inches
Im thinking of running 285 size tires soon
rear: 18 x 10 +53 offset 275/35/18 toyo t1-r's
im dropped on tein flex's about 1.5 inches
Im thinking of running 285 size tires soon
Originally Posted by boosted_4door
18x8 front 18x10 rear :P
about a 5inch lip on the rear rims
about a 5inch lip on the rear rims
05-25-06, 08:59 AM
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I am in Delray, and have found a shop in Hialeah that has a tool, guy is highly recommended. $60 per corner. I am going on Friday, PM me if you wanna tag along and get yours done too.
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05-25-06, 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted by MONSTER
I am in Delray, and have found a shop in Hialeah that has a tool, guy is highly recommended. $60 per corner. I am going on Friday, PM me if you wanna tag along and get yours done too.
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Damn man I work all day on Friday. But if you could PM me his info and what you thought about the work afterwards! Thanks a lot.