fender roll
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fender roll
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does anyone has a tutorial in how to roll fender. my right rear wheel is rubbing against the fender and the weird thing is only the right side. not the left side, left side totally clear. would my spring be the cause of this problem ? i have 245/40/18 on the back, i dont really wanna change the tire size
any help would be greatly appreciated
does anyone has a tutorial in how to roll fender. my right rear wheel is rubbing against the fender and the weird thing is only the right side. not the left side, left side totally clear. would my spring be the cause of this problem ? i have 245/40/18 on the back, i dont really wanna change the tire size
any help would be greatly appreciated
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Originally Posted by rominl
instead of rolling, personally i would choose to shave the fender tab using a belt sander or so. it's safer and easier imho
and about the rubbing, it would be the alignment (camber) setup. maybe one side has a tad more negative camber
and about the rubbing, it would be the alignment (camber) setup. maybe one side has a tad more negative camber
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baseball bat (the aluminum one if you have it, wood one is fine too)
some big plier and a car jack
lift the car up a bit, bend the fender in with the plier and then use the bat and the wheel as leverage to push the fender in
Warning: could cost a lot if you mess up
some big plier and a car jack
lift the car up a bit, bend the fender in with the plier and then use the bat and the wheel as leverage to push the fender in
Warning: could cost a lot if you mess up
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Originally Posted by BananaGS
baseball bat (the aluminum one if you have it, wood one is fine too)
some big plier and a car jack
lift the car up a bit, bend the fender in with the plier and then use the bat and the wheel as leverage to push the fender in
Warning: could cost a lot if you mess up
some big plier and a car jack
lift the car up a bit, bend the fender in with the plier and then use the bat and the wheel as leverage to push the fender in
Warning: could cost a lot if you mess up
chicolex,
If the car has not had an alignment in awhile and it is only on one side, I'd get the alignment first. It's good for the car anyway. Deal with the fender if it is still a problem after that.
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Originally Posted by chicolex
no no...i have an allignment machine at my house J/K
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