SpecialK47

Well? I see it everywhere, but I still don't know what it is.

FAT HEAD

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rolling the fenders is when you roll up the sharp edge of metal on the inside of the fenders. this way you have a little more room for wheel, and if you do rub, instead of a sharp "L" shaped piece of metal, it's rounded like a "U" shape, and won't cut your tires.

iridebmx

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im bored so picture time!

Reesetrict

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there is a device that mounts on the hub and has a wheel on the other end. It rolls about the flat bottom on the "L" above until it presses it flat. It does it a little at a time so as to not screw up the body work.

ScAmor

Its kinda hard & but if done wrong will give you a awesome chipped paint effect! lol

ASTERiSK

Its one of the processes of making your fender thinner, its pretty necessary when you're trying to get aggressive wheel fitment.

fliaznguy

If this is something that you're going to do, be careful. As the above poster mentioned, you can chip your paint doing this. I don't know what kind/quaility paint Lexus used on our cars but I have had instances where a heat gun was used as a measure against this.

Justin2JZ