| Crazypinoy9 |
04-22-2015 02:32 AM |
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Originally Posted by swarb
(Post 2221862)
Just walk outside and check your car instead of reading what you see on the internets. Not that hard. Check the fender near the side marker, that small lip can be rolled. And then roll the rest of the front fender you can get additional clearance from semi-rolled(factory) to medium roll all the way to flat rolled crease. You can pull the fender but it is difficult and not recommended as the sheet metal/paint is very very thin, thus very difficult to do, no one wants to chance it. And if you pull too much, the area above the quarter panel may dimple in. I did a mild/medium roll on mine.
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I do appreciate the info about pulling the fenders though and it obviously falls in line with why Evasive Motorsports is telling me that it can't be done. Because they are more so trying to be safe which I do appreciate because I'd rather a shop be looking out for my car.
But on the other hand, where exactly did I mention that I read anything regarding fender roll on the internet? You're correct, "semi-rolled" but rolled nonetheless from the factory which I did mention.
I do suppose that it's partly my fault because I should've have been more clear. People keep telling me to roll my fenders because I'm running 18x9.5 +34 wheels all around with the stock TRD springs and they immediately jump to "it won't fit right...you'll have too much poke and it'll rub". I have no rubbing issues whatsoever with the factory "semi" fender roll. And the only reason why I want a pull is because the slight poke does bother me a little. I have an appointment at Evasive tomorrow to get my camber bolts and alignment done so hopefully it'll eliminate some of the poke...or at least enough to calm my OCD haha
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