Fender Rolling..?
decided to post this up just to be safe, was wondering would i need my fenders rolled(front/rears) if im going to be tucking tire front and rear. gonna be on stock ap1 rims for now. wont be going with lower offsets in the future. hoping not needing to flare front fenders. input would be great. thanks
Originally Posted by dagle,May 5 2009, 03:50 PM
no you'll be fine, offsets pretty high on stock rims. im tucking a bit of tire and its fine
Originally Posted by chViETnk,May 5 2009, 02:52 PM
what if im planning to go lower than just tucking a bit. haha... i dont wanna mess up my fenders...
kevin, from experience on stock ap1 rims, i didnt have a problem w/ fender damage when i was tucked, but I left it that way for only 1 month before a different setup.
edit: if anything you will only need a roll if you stay s2k offset safe w/ different rims in the future. once youre rolled, most rubbing wont show
edit: if anything you will only need a roll if you stay s2k offset safe w/ different rims in the future. once youre rolled, most rubbing wont show
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yeah it doesn't really hurt to get them rolled, you might need it in the future too right?
but you should be fine for now, keep a look out for someone hosting a fender rolling day and get in on that. if your gonna have someone do them, might as well do the rears too w/ the bumper tab relocation.
i would recommend either tj (silentdancer) or spunky
if you want to try it out yourself, either your fronts, or all 4 lmk.
but you should be fine for now, keep a look out for someone hosting a fender rolling day and get in on that. if your gonna have someone do them, might as well do the rears too w/ the bumper tab relocation.
i would recommend either tj (silentdancer) or spunky
if you want to try it out yourself, either your fronts, or all 4 lmk.
Originally Posted by theonlineguy,May 6 2009, 01:59 AM
yeah it doesn't really hurt to get them rolled, you might need it in the future too right?
but you should be fine for now, keep a look out for someone hosting a fender rolling day and get in on that. if your gonna have someone do them, might as well do the rears too w/ the bumper tab relocation.
i would recommend either tj (silentdancer) or spunky
if you want to try it out yourself, either your fronts, or all 4 lmk.
but you should be fine for now, keep a look out for someone hosting a fender rolling day and get in on that. if your gonna have someone do them, might as well do the rears too w/ the bumper tab relocation.
i would recommend either tj (silentdancer) or spunky
if you want to try it out yourself, either your fronts, or all 4 lmk.
do i really need the rears done? im more concerned about the front fenders getting ripped up
yeah fronts should be fine then, you really only need the rears if you know your rubbing, the quarter panel is pretty strong. i was rubbing hard on the rears for a a few hundred miles... no damage that is noticeable to the passing eye, other than my old tires





