wickedsc3

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I can get a set of 19x9.5 +35offset. adr rims for dirt cheap. But i know u have to get ur fenders modified to get them to fit. So i was just wondering if someone could clue me in on how hard it is to roll fenders or how much it will cost to get it done somewhere??? He gave me a couple hours to decided or he is selling them to someone else. thanks guys

YeA 2jZ

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you can do the fender roll ur self just need the tool and a heat gun just depend on how confident u are in ur self. Or i think a shop shouldnt charge more then like 100-150 not sure

masagsxr

Depends on your tire setup and how low your car is. I currently have 20x8.5 +40 offset all around and clears fine. My tire is a little tucked in on the fender wells.

I think shops charges about 40 bucks to roll each side (x4 so it'll be $160). Maybe they'll do it for $100?

Good luck... Could be a good set of wheels to hold on with.

wickedsc3

iTrader: (3)

Oh ok. Well im on stock ride height. Yea i think im going to get them because they are brand new in the box for 300.00 so even if i have to get them rolled i cant pass it up. Thanks guys and thats not too bad for getting them rolled if i have to. I didnt want to do them my self as i didnt want my paint to crack or chip off. thanks again

YeA 2jZ

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yes heat gun is to keep paint from cracking

wickedsc3

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OK thanks alot. Now just to afford tires lol

5sp_jzz30

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dont be fooled. no matter what you do the paint will crack. usually it is on the inside edge that you roll up. while its still fresh get some rust inhibitor spray paint and cover it up.

masagsxr

^+1.... I have rolled about 8 cars. Half of them the paint cracked. No matter how careful you are even with the heat gun the paint can crack.... And yes, usually on the inside edge of the fender well lip.

wickedsc3

iTrader: (3)

ok, ill probably just end up takin it to have it dont but thanks for letting me know ill make sure to pick up some of that rust inhibitor spray so they can touch it up once they are done. thanks. Anyone know if the 19x9.5 +35 offset will rub on stock height??

5sp_jzz30

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youll be fine.

i was rocking 18x9.5+20 on stock height with only a mild roll. and a 255/35 tire

wickedsc3

iTrader: (3)

Ok cool, cuz i was not really looking forward to getting them rolled. But i was thinking about doing a 235/35 tire. from what ive seen that does not seem like a big stretch, should any tire shop be able to do that stretch??

5sp_jzz30

iTrader: (2)

235 on a 9.5 is nothing. most competent shops have a cheetah bead seater.

ive had 235/45 on 10.5" wheels before.

225/45 on a 9.5 is pretty easy too.

btw dont do a 35 profile. do a 45

TheKevin

iTrader: (6)

dont roll, shave the fenders instead

LEX_MAN

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^ yep he's right.

1siksc

iTrader: (8)

another choice is wide fenders, the origin gives a great amount of extra space. For the rear you might want to cut and mold. The rear kits tend to be more expensive:/