What to do with fender liner, when slammed?
#1
What to do with fender liner, when slammed?
I would like to slam my car, but when I do change my coilover to the lowest setting, the tire rubs the fender liner at the slightest turn. I have no problem with the fender itself, as I have 25+ fender front and 35+ fender rear.
So, those who are slammed like no other, what did you do with the fender liner?
So, those who are slammed like no other, what did you do with the fender liner?
#9
Lexus Champion
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Yeah man, i just took my fender off
There is a nice little Shelf to tuck it up into and when you put ur fender back on its completely protected
And yeah dude i live in PA now, snows all the time, i have no problems, I took 2 cans of that undercoat stuff and painted the inside of that area, its black so it hides everything yet its functional
There is a nice little Shelf to tuck it up into and when you put ur fender back on its completely protected
And yeah dude i live in PA now, snows all the time, i have no problems, I took 2 cans of that undercoat stuff and painted the inside of that area, its black so it hides everything yet its functional
#10
Just cut the front of the liner right above the middle bolt before it curves above the wheel. That way it will still protect your headlines/wire harnesses without touching the top of the wheel. You will probably need to use some bondo to make it fit properly. You can do the same for the rear of the front liner. I dont know exactly how it was done cos my body shop guy did it for me.
#12
Lexus Champion
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On my SC400, I ziptied the harness up and away from harm on the lip under the fender. On the passenger side I rerouted the harness inside the engine bay.
I ripped out the front fender liners but it sucked. I was always getting rocks/dirt flying up into the the door jam area and then out between the door and side skirt!
I would recommend cutting the the fender liner so you won't hit it on the top, but leave part of it to protect from rocks/dirt getting into your door hinge area.
I ripped out the front fender liners but it sucked. I was always getting rocks/dirt flying up into the the door jam area and then out between the door and side skirt!
I would recommend cutting the the fender liner so you won't hit it on the top, but leave part of it to protect from rocks/dirt getting into your door hinge area.
Last edited by AME_VIP; 03-23-08 at 01:17 PM.