I just purchased a fender rolling kit from tire rack. I just don't think i'll need it later on. so if we can pass it on member after member, we can all enjoy the savings. i bought it for like 316 shipped. the next member can have it for 290 shipped, so forth and so on.

 

and then i woke up.lol

 

i need it but can i just borrow it and then i'll return it? ill pay for shipping both ways

 

What does it consist of I'm curious, and does it work better than the traditional aluminum baseball bat method?

 

probably something like this:



http://www.tirerack.com/accessories/tools/fenderlip.jsp

I'm assuming that it works waaay better and does a cleaner job than the baseball method

 

Looks just like the one sold by The Eastwood Co. Works great, using a good heat gun will prevent paint cracking. Speaking from experience...I have one





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wish i had the money, i'd buy right now from you.

cutting slits with a grinder and hammering it out works well too hehe

 

does anyone that has used one know what the spacers do that come with it. tirerack sends this nice *** tool with no instructions whatsoever. i mean i have no idea if its even missing anything that might keep it from working right when i go to use it.

 

Wow, that looks like some automotive torture device in the picture you have.

 

i think i figured out what the spacers/washers are for. correct me if i'm wrong but the go between the lug nuts and the actual fender kit bracket.

 

inovashn,
Thats exactly what they are for. They came with the one that I have.







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Word.. I'de like to borrow that. I'd pay shipping both ways...+ a little somthing for your trouble.

 

you put the roller on the car the put all 5 of the little dished washers on. Then you put the 5 lugs on nice and tight. The washers protect the face of the tool from getting damaged

I have a roller as well from Eastwood.

You can do the same damage with a roller as you can with a baseball bat/hammer if you don't take your time and heat the paint up a lot

 

Hey, i'll like to use that. And I would pay for shipping both ways plus a little something extra.

Sounds like you have a business!

 

i got a newb question. my inner fender liner just came off my car last weekend when i hit a bump. is this thing suppose to help prevent it from happening again or is it just for extra width to fit wide tires?