That is some amazing work!

I'm ready for some fenders for my 8

 

 

VF-01B in progress !

 

Damn these are sexy! I especially love the fronts.

Forgive the noob question, but how do these work in the rear? Do you have to take a hacksaw to the fender before bolting these on? I don't see how you would avoid hitting the wheel arch with your wider tires otherwise. And do you have to remove the wheel well liners? I'm guessing the OEM ones wouldn't fit after these mods anyways.

 

Thanks for your kind words. OEM fender liners are retained.. just a slight trim of the front liners directly behind the wheel.

As a rule of thumb for any rear over fender, if your new wheel width exceeds beyond that of the OEM quarter panel you need to trim to account for the new necessary clearance for safety reasons. Our rear over panel is +20mm not super wide. Some users get away w/ a aggressive roll of the rears, but most trim. And by trimming - we def do not recommend a hacksaw LOL.

Our kit is the only kit to come w/ a full hardware kit allowing you to remove the panels at will and also step by step instructions for your body shop of choice.

 

Thanks for the response. I would love to buy your fender kit, but I need to do some soul searching on cutting up the rear fenders. I will say I've never considered a widebody kit for that reason, but these just look so damn good.

Any chance you can tell me what size these wheels and tires are? It looks like you (I'm assuming this is your shop car) got away with only front fenders with this setup. I'm guessing the rears are rolled (and maybe pulled)? Any info you have on this setup would be helpful, it might push me to get at least the fronts for now.

 

This is one of our shop cars - in this image, it just has our front fenders. the wheels are 18x10.5w/ 275/35 NT-01's

Currently we are upgrading this vehicle to a more aggressive size

 

What offset is on these wheels? What did you have to do to the rear fenders to get these to fit? If I knew what you did to the rear fenders in this picture to get away with no rear flares, I might snag a set of the fronts.

 

Offset is +22, Rears have a mild roll., No clearance issues.

 

I have the carbon fiber ones and the fitment is spot on and the install wasn't that hard for a diy.

 

A couple pics of our VF-01B Blade insert we featured at MOD, soon to be released . Will be available in FRP and CFRP. These are covering freshly mounted 18x11+15 ZE-40's on 285/35/18 tires.

 

That VF-01B insert would look sexy in carbon... can't wait for pics!

 

More great work from some of our awesome customers

 

The VF-01b's look soooooooo f'n cool! Wish I had some wide wheels so I can scoop a pair lol. Don't think 18 x 9.5 will cut it lol.

 

Thanks - the Vf-01Bs are essentially a attachment - all current owners will be able to swap in the blade at will.