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Old 09-27-2009, 12:30 AM   #1
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Do places like Advanced Auto or Autozone rent out fender rollers? Got some 315/30/18 and I already took a nice chunk out of them. FML. Going to put my old wheels back on until I get the fenders rolled.
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Old 09-27-2009, 12:51 AM   #2
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damn double post!
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You can try to roll them with a baseball bat, that's what I'm going to do as soon as I get a heat gun. There are a lot of good how to's on youtube if you are interested.
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Old 09-27-2009, 01:04 AM   #4
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You can try to roll them with a baseball bat, that's what I'm going to do as soon as I get a heat gun. There are a lot of good how to's on youtube if you are interested.
i heard that's not the best way of doing it... it only works for some people

either do it sxynerds way (maybe he will chime in bc i forget what he said)

or rent the tool for a couple bucks and do it right...

how much of a drop do you have and what type/size wheel are you running?
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i heard that's not the best way of doing it... it only works for some people

either do it sxynerds way (maybe he will chime in bc i forget what he said)

or rent the tool for a couple bucks and do it right...

how much of a drop do you have and what type/size wheel are you running?
My drop isn't very significant. I forgot how much exactly but I think it's dropped between 1-1.5" in the back. And I'm running an 18x10" Saleen.
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that just sounds like the smartest thing to do to roll your fenders...with a baseball bat.
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I had a local shop that mostly does work on nissans roll mine for I think around $70 or something like that. Call some shops in your area and ask around, i'm sure someone does it. FYI, I'm running 18X10 saleens on H&R Supersports, no rubbing at all with the fenders rolled
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Don't take a heat gun near your paint if you don't know what you are doing Body work is something I leave to pros. That's why I am still sporting doors that need repainted where I removed the stupid body side moldings some idiot put on there
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Use the freakin search. I just explained how to do this less than a week ago.
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Use the freakin search. I just explained how to do this less than a week ago.
I saw your post in that other thread a few days ago but I don't remember the title of it. Didn't come up when I searched.
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