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Old 04-18-11, 02:47 PM
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crazy set up, really aggressive sticky4, im looking forward to see your car posted up once your done.

good luck with everything.
Old 04-18-11, 03:31 PM
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btw, wouldn't it be a better idea to pull on a non-shaved fender since the extra metal can provide some rigidity for the fender? i'm not sure about the 3gs but i've seen other cars having problems with pulling shaved fenders. in particular, the thin fenders would somehow not allow the fenders to be pulled correctly.
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Originally Posted by nGeee
btw, wouldn't it be a better idea to pull on a non-shaved fender since the extra metal can provide some rigidity for the fender? i'm not sure about the 3gs but i've seen other cars having problems with pulling shaved fenders. in particular, the thin fenders would somehow not allow the fenders to be pulled correctly.
See thats the million dollar question, I have heard the same thing but then I have seen rolled fenders that weren t shaved dimple up cause of the welds, like hitting a speed bump with the roller. I really would like to pull my fenders and they are shaved smoothly flat on the inside, I would imagine that the thinner, smoother surface would stretch and pull easier and smoother, also wouldn t be folding the paint in half on the edge your rolling. My next question is when trying to figure out how aggressive to go with wheels, when your planning on pulling. I want to so bad but really don t feel like getting into thousands of dollars in body work to correct a messed up pull AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!1 what to do!!! sorry for venting my ocd is off the chains Im about to just sell that *****
Old 04-18-11, 06:26 PM
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Originally Posted by lkapimp216
See thats the million dollar question, I have heard the same thing but then I have seen rolled fenders that weren t shaved dimple up cause of the welds, like hitting a speed bump with the roller. I really would like to pull my fenders and they are shaved smoothly flat on the inside, I would imagine that the thinner, smoother surface would stretch and pull easier and smoother, also wouldn t be folding the paint in half on the edge your rolling. My next question is when trying to figure out how aggressive to go with wheels, when your planning on pulling. I want to so bad but really don t feel like getting into thousands of dollars in body work to correct a messed up pull AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!1 what to do!!! sorry for venting my ocd is off the chains Im about to just sell that *****
The body shop doing my fenders does a lot of rolling and pulling for high end and drift car. I have faith and I'll definitely keep you guys posted...
Old 04-18-11, 10:02 PM
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Those wheels are different, but look awesome! Like I always say, LOWER!
Old 04-18-11, 10:26 PM
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Way sick I like the wheels. Mine are coming can' t wait till they are here....
Old 04-18-11, 10:42 PM
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please post a new thread with pics when its done...Thanks!
Old 04-19-11, 08:01 PM
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Love that wheel design.
Old 04-20-11, 02:16 PM
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I am curious to see wht the package looks like when it all comes together. Are you going to be able to deal with the annoying vibration . I have a friend who dropped his AWD GS on 22's. It drove him nuts to the point he just got rid of the car. just a heads up
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awesome setup
Old 04-20-11, 07:22 PM
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Who says lip size doesn't matter!!! Check out my rears on top!!

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Originally Posted by lkapimp216
See thats the million dollar question, I have heard the same thing but then I have seen rolled fenders that weren t shaved dimple up cause of the welds, like hitting a speed bump with the roller. I really would like to pull my fenders and they are shaved smoothly flat on the inside, I would imagine that the thinner, smoother surface would stretch and pull easier and smoother, also wouldn t be folding the paint in half on the edge your rolling. My next question is when trying to figure out how aggressive to go with wheels, when your planning on pulling. I want to so bad but really don t feel like getting into thousands of dollars in body work to correct a messed up pull AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!1 what to do!!! sorry for venting my ocd is off the chains Im about to just sell that *****
It's better to get quality fender work done the first time around because once it's messed up there's no going back. for my setup i'm planning to roll all four corners flat with a very slight pull, just enough so under compression the wheels will barely tuck. i'm planning on going with AWD albert or a member on the g35 forum who has a lot of experience in fender work. i'll update once everything is finished.
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sticky4, can't wait for you to fit those on.
Old 04-20-11, 10:30 PM
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different. i have a feeling i m going to like this
Old 04-22-11, 08:26 AM
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daymnnn! sick wheels


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