ekrebs

alright i need some advise on fender rolling! what is the best way to do it, or most effective way of doing it?

i have 275s in the rear and the are rubbing bad!

DY3VERSITY

iTrader: (7)

Baseball bat.. or take it to a good body shop

or

eastwood roller. That's what i used before i had it cleaned up at bodyshop

twizted

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hammer

One HoT

iTrader: (5)

The rear fender is very hard to roll..The metal is usually thick compared to the front fenders...I would recommend shaving or cutting the fender before rolling..

justinSC

Cut the rear, roll the front.

TRD_Power

Can't agree with cutting the rear... If you cut it out then there will be no support and it will fold much easier. Take it to a body shop.

justinSC

What would you be doing to make it fold? My rears are cut and I have no problems with any sort of folding and it feels as sturdy as ever.

chrispy

iTrader: (21)

The rear is two layers of metal. You can shave it to the edge and it'll still be pretty strong.

craaaazzy

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be careful when u roll. you will get a slight wave right where the holes are for the trim. from speaking to someone about this, they said to notch the hole before rolling to prevent this...i have not tried this but worth a try. all 4 of my fenders have the same waves on them. may have it professionally fixed some day.

//LRD

Cut the rear and roll the front

1985zcar

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Free way is a heatgun and a hammer.

Right way is Fender Roller/heatgun.

Other way is cut out the lip.

ekrebs

What do you mean by "notch the hole"??

craaaazzy

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from my understanding, you need to cut a segment from the whole out to the outside of the lip.

ekrebs

Has anyone pulled the rear fenders? is it a good idea?

O. L. T.

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The bat is the easiest way, but if you crack your paint you'll be pissed so use a heat gun and go slow.