Anybody flare there fenders?
03-09-12, 08:16 AM
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I did. LOL jk. My tires did it for me. Haha. Generally, it'll run $300-500. My friend's body shop quoted me $300/fender to repair my fender damage, flare them like that, and repaint. :P
....looks sick from what i can tell
03-09-12, 10:47 AM
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Theres no way you'll get that done for 300-500. Those weren't rolled with a fender roller. It involves welding a whole piece of steel into your fender, grinding it down, finishing it, and then you have to paint the whole rear section of the car. More like 1,500-2000.
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03-09-12, 10:52 AM
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This is a link to a set of pictures that shows Dave Powell doing it to an 09 F for a SEMA show. He actually molds his own front bumper as well.. I called him up and asked what he charges for the whole body kit and it was around 6k (including paint).
http://www.myspace.com/powellcustoms...s-is-f/1715175
http://www.myspace.com/powellcustoms...s-is-f/1715175
03-09-12, 11:06 AM
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Yeah man...just painting the fenders alone will cost you 500-600 bux.and yeah those fenders look sick!
03-09-12, 12:42 PM
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This is a link to a set of pictures that shows Dave Powell doing it to an 09 F for a SEMA show. He actually molds his own front bumper as well.. I called him up and asked what he charges for the whole body kit and it was around 6k (including paint).
http://www.myspace.com/powellcustoms...s-is-f/1715175
http://www.myspace.com/powellcustoms...s-is-f/1715175
That was a 2008 pre-production IS-F built by Fox Marketing for SEMA 2008.....
That car was provided by Lexus and is owned by Lexus Corp. USA.
Not a $300-$500 by any means... LoL
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03-09-12, 01:53 PM
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I agree that it looks incredible, but as others have said you'll easily end up spending $1,500+ for a job well done. Rolling them doesn't cost too much, but adding flares is a whole different story.
