Rolling back the fender?
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Does anyone have a link to a how to: on how to roll back the fender on the is 2nd gen. if not could you just explain how to do it, i think i will need to do this in the very near future preciate it alot~
-dean
-dean
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heat gun the lip of the fender area *for the paint*, insert the bat into the tire/fender area and have a friend SLOWLY reverse/drive forward the car. While rolling the bat. Its sound more scary than it actually is. Best to practice first, cut moms caravan springs and practice on her fenders first
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I rolled my fenders, but I wish I hadn't. The paint is very fragile, and I had several spots where it flaked-off. I used touch-up paint to cover the spots, and fortunately its not visible. And just like SuperShyGuy states, there's not much to roll due to the location of the spot welds. Plus, on mine you can see that the fenders are slightly warped from the rolling process. Probably no one but me notices, but its annoying.
My advice is to get a set of coilovers. Keep your stock springs on until you do and you shouldn't have any issues.
My advice is to get a set of coilovers. Keep your stock springs on until you do and you shouldn't have any issues.
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