Lowering question?
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Hey Sleek, rolling the fenders is a careful job, you don't want to damage the paint job. I understand you have to keep a heat gun on the fender and roll it out slowly. Time consuming and stressful, as I imagine. Then, you want to give both sides the same flare. I've been looking into H&R spacers to push my stock rims out about 25mm in the rear, and maybe 10mm in the front. I would want to stop just short of needing to roll the fenders.
I don't know what it is about that parking lot, but here is my JAG tonight; front view
I don't know what it is about that parking lot, but here is my JAG tonight; front view
Last edited by Patterson; 07-16-2013 at 12:05 AM.
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I rolled my fenders...LOTS of work, and sadly I messed my paint up despite using a heat gun, but that's because of the extreme amount of rolling I did in the front to fit 245s and still sit relatively low. I'm not too worried about the paint though, I still have to have my front lip painted (and all the chrome trim) and I have a friend who is a painter.
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