Rolling Fenders
I had an Eastwood roller but sold it a year ago and I haven't been able to reach the guy who helped me out with the body work. I might drive to where he used to live in Caddo Mills to see if he still does fender rolling, but assuming I find him, most people aren't willing to wait the 3 weeks or so that he takes to do the work.
Mark
Actually Kevin, I only had to roll the rear on my Evo to clear the 285/30/18. The front 285/30 clears fine on 18x10" wheels, but I do run 3 degrees neg. camber.
I had an Eastwood roller but sold it a year ago and I haven't been able to reach the guy who helped me out with the body work. I might drive to where he used to live in Caddo Mills to see if he still does fender rolling, but assuming I find him, most people aren't willing to wait the 3 weeks or so that he takes to do the work.
Mark
I had an Eastwood roller but sold it a year ago and I haven't been able to reach the guy who helped me out with the body work. I might drive to where he used to live in Caddo Mills to see if he still does fender rolling, but assuming I find him, most people aren't willing to wait the 3 weeks or so that he takes to do the work.
Mark
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Offset's a big factor as well. I have 275/35 on 18x9.5 +38. The font clears well with a 5mm spacer bringing the offset to +33. 38 ended up being perfect in the rear as long as I removed the flat inner lip of the fender.
I'm only running -1.5* at this time...until I finally get around to installing my Whiteline parts and do some tire reading...
I'm only running -1.5* at this time...until I finally get around to installing my Whiteline parts and do some tire reading...
Actually Kevin, I only had to roll the rear on my Evo to clear the 285/30/18. The front 285/30 clears fine on 18x10" wheels, but I do run 3 degrees neg. camber.
I had an Eastwood roller but sold it a year ago and I haven't been able to reach the guy who helped me out with the body work. I might drive to where he used to live in Caddo Mills to see if he still does fender rolling, but assuming I find him, most people aren't willing to wait the 3 weeks or so that he takes to do the work.
Mark
I had an Eastwood roller but sold it a year ago and I haven't been able to reach the guy who helped me out with the body work. I might drive to where he used to live in Caddo Mills to see if he still does fender rolling, but assuming I find him, most people aren't willing to wait the 3 weeks or so that he takes to do the work.
Mark
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No its not staggered, there 18x9 +29 and the vendor told me that the rear fenders will need to be rolled with 255/35/18 (tires he recommended) and the front should clear fine. Nobody knows anyone or anywhere that does them? Or someone that has a roller for me to rent?
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Yes, this guy is local.
http://www.rollyourfender.com/rentalinfo.html
http://www.rollyourfender.com/rentalinfo.html
No its not staggered, there 18x9 +29 and the vendor told me that the rear fenders will need to be rolled with 255/35/18 (tires he recommended) and the front should clear fine. Nobody knows anyone or anywhere that does them? Or someone that has a roller for me to rent?