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Certainly not against the local guy doing fender work as long as they know what their doing (do not cut those rear fenders)
Had most of my serious fender work done by Muellerized or you can have Massimo Power check it out as well
275/40's on a +30 fully tucked & cleared w/zero rub (in spec camber all around)
Certainly not against the local guy doing fender work as long as they know what their doing (do not cut those rear fenders)
Had most of my serious fender work done by Muellerized or you can have Massimo Power check it out as well
275/40's on a +30 fully tucked & cleared w/zero rub (in spec camber all around)
this is exactly what i am looking for. your car looks perfect. I tried reaching out to mullerized at one point and i kept on getting the "we will call you back", but that call never returned. what would be a good tire to run with my new setup.
this is exactly what i am looking for. your car looks perfect. I tried reaching out to mullerized at one point and i kept on getting the "we will call you back", but that call never returned. what would be a good tire to run with my new setup.
They are a very good shop but at times likely under staffed up front. You can try Massimo (call Gilbert)He did a lot of fender/susp work for Mueller.
As far as tire, you cant go too wide w/the rubber due to +22. Calculator shows your best option may be the tried & true 255/35 or go a bit more aggressive w/a 255/40.
With the 255, youre looking at a roll/pull & bumper bolt
ok i will try massimo. i was thinking of going with the hankook rs3. now by any chance do you know if bulletproof does a good job in regards of fender work??
how about evasive? do you have more pics of ur car? want to see different angles.
I had called them for a quote & when I asked how they do their clearancing, he said they cut vs roll Keep in mind that was a few years ago
Massimo & Mueller are pretty much EVO specific shops
Dont have any closeups of the rears but with all work required to properly fit 275's, theres a bit of a bulge where the pull took place. It goes w/the territory
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I was going to use Muellerized as they have a great reputation and do excellent work but the price was outrageous for the fender work. I couldn't justify spending four times the amount I ended up paying for the same work. I've also dealt with Massimo years ago and my experience was far from good. They stripped bolts in which they replaced with bigger bolts that were forced in, scratched my valve cover up, didn't perform work that was paid for, and left drain bolts untorqued so the oil drained out on my way home. This was some time ago and could have been just a bad day but I would never go back. I don't want to bad mouth anyone but this is just my opinion on all the recommendations. In the end, if I had to get fender work done, I would go to AWD Fitted or Mueller if the price was a little better. Heres some shots of my car with the fender work done in which no cutting was performed on my fenders.
I was going to use Muellerized as they have a great reputation and do excellent work but the price was outrageous for the fender work. I couldn't justify spending four times the amount I ended up paying for the same work. I've also dealt with Massimo years ago and my experience was far from good. They stripped bolts in which they replaced with bigger bolts that were forced in, scratched my valve cover up, didn't perform work that was paid for, and left drain bolts untorqued so the oil drained out on my way home. This was some time ago and could have been just a bad day but I would never go back. I don't want to bad mouth anyone but this is just my opinion on all the recommendations. In the end, if I had to get fender work done, I would go to AWD Fitted or Mueller if the price was a little better. Heres some shots of my car with the fender work done in which no cutting was performed on my fenders.
If you are mechanically inclined, Eastwood makes a really cheap Fender roller. It kind of looks like a large set of pliers. If you do it right and not how their instructions tell you, it's really easy and comes out nice. It does take quite some time and a lot of hand strength LOL. I used it to do mine.
In fact, I'm not using mine anymore and can give you a really good deal on it.
Keep in mind that was a few years ago
