If your interested in rolling your fenders, i just bought the eastwood fender roller and heat gun. I was looking to rent it out on weekends to help recoup some of the money i had to spend to get it

PM me if your interested

 

215/40/18
245/35/18 if you dont want to roll your fenders

 

one of the s2ki members has a shop in Cleveland (Westlake to be more exact) and he rolls fenders, has done at least 6 other members from here .. screen name is Bullitt44 (Jon, www.bullittproof.com )

 

Are your fenders rolled Tim?

Was wondering what the risks are of rolling the fenders....I'm not really worried about this until spring time but I thought I'd ask..

 

The risk is that you buckle/dent your fender or have a paint pop. If you take your time and apply a little heat it usually isn't a problem though.

I've seen guys roll Camaro fenders with a Louisville Slugger.

 

Did you roll the fenders? If I'm running 18x8.5's +50 offset in the back with a mild drop and 245s in the rear, I should be ok right? Maybe roll them anyway just as a precaution...

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That's a big IF I was running 18s

 

[QUOTE=Mocky,Nov 13 2007, 11:02 AM] Did you roll the fenders? If I'm running 18x8.5's

 

Okie dokie..

I guess I'll worry about that when I come to that point. If I don't lower the car, even 18s (aka: 4x4 style), should be ok..... I may ask for your advice down the road on this.
Thanks!

 

nope, no need, my offsets are +52 up front and +59 in the back

 

I'm still worried about rubbing... maybe I should look into a widebody kit