Helen Keller's s2000

First off I'm new to the forms so cut me some slack.

Well about a month or 2 ago I put new wheels on my S. 17x9 +35 on the front, and 17x10 +20 in the rear. I rolled the shit out of my rear fenders but it still needs more to avoid rubbing on big bumps. I was looking into fender flares and the zg flares seem like a very cheap and good looking solution to my problem.

I was wondering if anyone on here has the zg flares installed or knows any more information about them. The only s2000 I can find with them installed is the typical blue one. The same one of the zgfenderflares.com website.
Any info at all would help a lot. Thank you

Manga_Spawn

Of coarse those wheels rubbed. There was no amount of fender rolling that would have made them not rub. Circuit garage/tsubikaspec (i know thats spelled wrong) is the guy that used to run those fender flares and he was banned for taking peoples money for parts and then never shipping them and instead going on vacations and making stuff for his own car. He never posted much information about his and his were modified Z overfenders. I believe the company that now sells these just copied his modified version (not sure if he helped at all). You are going to have to cut your fenders just like you would for any other overfender and there is no going back. If you do a google image search there is a few other cars with them.

arsenal

Damn that blue one is nice!!

jaor.s2k

eck, those are awful looking over fenders

Helen Keller's s2000

Thanks. All of this has helped. Idk how to just post a picture so I sent this link. What flares are these?

tehlonz

Circuit Garage.

Helen Keller's s2000

Thanks man

Manga_Spawn

See my post for info on them. People have been waiting over a year for their over fenders from that clown.

d1000rr

Please don't buy Circuit Garage unless you want to wait 19 years for them to arrive.

The Blue one in that link is running ASM overfenders... Shine makes ASM replicas. Search them.

db2mexICAN

A company named Arrows was also making these in Japan which happen to be the ones I used on the rear on my car