rolling the rear fenders?
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If you are talking about the part that is actually the rear bumper I have no idea. At the same time I would not think you have to roll that since the need for rolling stems from wheel travel (up/down) and that part of the bumber is behind the wheel. Impossible for the wheel to move in that direction (backwards).
Unless you have some 20"big ass wheels/tires......
Unless you have some 20"big ass wheels/tires......
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No, I think he means the fender it's self. It has a plastic guard on it so he might have mistaken the whole lip to be plastic. It's not. Remove the plastic cover to expose the sheet metal lip. Then have a friend help you hold a bat in the wheel well as you drive back and forth "rolling the fenders".
It sounds ghetto but that's how it's done. I've done it to both my Integra's and my Civic Hatch
It sounds ghetto but that's how it's done. I've done it to both my Integra's and my Civic Hatch
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Originally posted by JL9000
The bat works, but it's easy to crack the paint when not used carefully.
There's actually a device of rolling fenders. I might give it a try later on.
The bat works, but it's easy to crack the paint when not used carefully.
There's actually a device of rolling fenders. I might give it a try later on.
-Johnny
I think he means that rolling device that was mentioned.