Forcewerks Flares Installed
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Haha wow dude. Another guy who doesn't read. I really don't even know I'm replying to your comments, but I wanted to tackle this on a budget, I wasn't comfortable welding it, so I riveted. So I guess the moral of the story is, I'm perfectly content being "stupid." Maturity at its finest.
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Where is the bashing? Yeah people are commenting on replica parts but that's because well, they're reps. Not too long ago Rota would sell rims with volk stamps and volk stickers. Yeah that's dumb.
Bashing would say your car looks like garbage. Nobody has said this.
Bashing would say your car looks like garbage. Nobody has said this.
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^^ True dude. Not arguing that at all. Sad Rota would do that lol. But the title of the thread is "Forcewerks Flares Installed", and the first few comments were ppl going off that I used a REPLICA flare. LOL, the title said I used a Forcewerks flare, you don't need to tell me I used a replica or that I need to weld. Funny how no one asked how they fit, or how's the quality. I got the job done for $300 installed. 
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Lolol. I see what you did there haha. Well, I really can't compare, but what I can say is they fit like poop right out the box. To be honest, it looked like both pieces were made in 2 different factories. One was significantly heavier than the other, and the other was really chunky/thick where the rivets are. So I did what I had to do with a dremel to sort of reshape the back of the flare where it meets the 1/4 panel. Other than that, they were ehhhh. But again, I'm happy for $205 to my door.
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Lolol. I see what you did there haha. Well, I really can't compare, but what I can say is they fit like poop right out the box. To be honest, it looked like both pieces were made in 2 different factories. One was significantly heavier than the other, and the other was really chunky/thick where the rivers are. So I did what I had to do with a dremel to sort of reshape the back of the flare where it meets the 1/4 panel. Other than that, they were ehhhh. But again, I'm happy for $205 to my door.
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The quarters were flapped up and over, and riveted. I sealed and undercoated exposed metal, to retain strength in the panel. I rubbed a good amount on 9" +35 with the RS3's even with a flattened roll and a relocated tab. Don't worry about my replica parts. I don't shit money, and I'm happy how it all came out. Everything was done by me, from prepping, reshaping the flares, painting, and installing. Funny how if I had said ASM flares, you'd all go bananas. Lol, typical forum trolling. Keep the hate coming.