Best way to Roll Your Fender on SC300 and Price
10-19-05, 05:51 AM
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Originally Posted by blaznsc4
well i was quoted $40/hr to get my fenders rolled. i was told that it shouldn't take no more than 2hrs to roll both rear fenders.
10-19-05, 06:25 AM
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I JUST put new wheels on my car and amazingly, so far, no rubbing (that I can tell). My tires are really stretched though. I have Espelir ASD springs with 19 x 8.5 (235/35) and 19 x 9.5 (245/35) wheels and it's really damned close, but so far no rubbing. Just thought I'd share. I may get the fenders rolled soon anyway, better safe than sorry. I'll get some pics for you folks soon.
10-19-05, 08:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Xotic sC
Well you're just throwing a different variation up in this mix. Cleaning your house is an everyday thing so of course you can do it yourself. I mean if you've never cleaned a house before and you don't have a vacuum cleaner or a laundry machine for washing your clothes, will you go out to rent or buy those machines to do the job? With a fender roller, how often do you get to use it? and how much experience do you have to do it yourself? Pay the 100, you'll be happy. Which city are you located in? You should ask DIN for some tips on where to go in the Texas area.
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