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Same as title... Any shop in the OC area that will shave or roll fenders? I'm looking for ALL shops. Most likely the reputable ones that do an EXCELLENT job with experience. I need to roll my rear fenders.

To those of you who did roll/shave their fenders, any issues that i should know about? thanks in advance...

Brandon@TR

I'm sure you can find someone from our list of recommended installer that will do a good job.

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mr who

I've heard good things about Lanzini Bodyworks
http://www.lanzinibodyworks.com

ATSOU

Try The Wheel Supply in City Of Industry....I heard they are professional.

DR.GS

what size tires do you have on your rears?

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thanks mr. who, I totally forgot about them. I'll check them out tomorrow. As well as the ones you recommend Brandon.

Oh, I'm running 275-30-19 in the rear of my SC. It seems when i purchased some new pirellie asimetrico (sp?) they are a lot "meatier" than my SO-3's. They rub, so now I put my Tein CS on real stiff in the rear.

Thanks again for everyone's help. If you can think of any others, don't hesitate to post. thanks!

DoubleWhoosh

I'd recommend cutting them over rolling them, as it reduces the potential of cracking the paint. The paint cracking where you can't see is fine, but it has a tendency to start peeling all the way to the visible part of the fender. There are a couple things to do to minimize this, but it's always a possibility.

If you only need light clearancing, rolling is an ok alternative. I'd say we cut them about 80% of the time, roll about 20%.

We can cut them here if you don't find anyone out near where you're at...we usually charge 75 bucks but I suppose we can be nice to you

Todd Matsubara
TM Engineering LLC
www.tmengineering.net

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hehe, thanks todd! sent you a PM.

kensGS400

i recommend the wheel warehouse in anaheim, id had my fender cut there before , they did excellent job. ask for brett, idont recommend rolling fenders