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Hey guys, i got a set of 19" rims that are rubbing in the front a bit when driving on somewhat hilly roads.

i was wondering if anyone knows any aftermarket store or a good body shop that can shave the back fenders and cut out some of the plastic for the front fenders. i've tried auto fashion and rev'd up kustomz but i'm still looking at options, thanks in advance.

PureDrifter

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just have them rolled, its easier

hit up TWS (the wheel supply) in walnut/diamondbar

VIP_GS

I recommend AutoFashion... with their flush fitment on their cars they know how to cut the fenders.

Seize

You might want to try Group 5 Motorsport as well

Here's their address and contact info:

8554 Commerce Avenue, San Diego, CA 92121
858.693.3278

DEMIK

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tws cut my fenders on my 2IS
i drove to tws from sd

KevinfrmSD

Auto Fashion FTW.

antbo

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do NOT get the front fenders cut. the GS fenders are too weak. i would get them rolled or go to a body shop that will do it. im sure any body shop can do it. its just a small fix for any body shop.

Bryan858

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Anyone have one I can rent for a weekend? I'm trying to fit some rims and tires but I'm affraid they are gonna rub. If no one has one available is there anyone else looking to roll there fenders? I may get one and have it available for local CL members if there is enough interest. Please pm me if you have one available or interested. Thanks- Bryan

ihiryu

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baseball bat method, or phone book method always works. I've never done either myself, but I've seen the phonebook method though. It requires a heat gun, two jacks, and two phone books.

Jack the car up, leave the rim on it, and place the phone book in between the rim and the fender. Place a jack underneath the rim, heat the fender up, and jack up the tire. Do it in sections.

scredlex

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ive been searching around the forums for this too...baseball bat wont work on our cars fenders (too thick and strong)...only reliable way is to use a fender roller and a heat gun.. let me know what you find bryan858 (need to do mine as well)

TheKevin

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You could try AutoFashion. Since you're in the 858, give them a call.

sc300gte

www.sd-imports.com there is a guy on there that does fender rolling. He has a good review. Check it out

Fireblaze

Need to be logged in. Did you get you fenders rolled there?

Deceptik1

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Panda Garage charges around $15-20 a day for their fender roller.

JspecSC3

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You might want to post this in the Socal Regional forums.