Ah the unfortunate cost of being low...
04-07-10, 08:07 PM
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Ah the unfortunate cost of being low...
Cut my fenders smooth so it wouldn't pull them out, but never considered that it could pull them in going in reverse out of a driveway.... ooops.
Fix it and respray, or just find another Alpine Silver fender... oh boy this sucks
My finger is just there for good measure (AKA making it obvious for girls on Facebook lol)
Fix it and respray, or just find another Alpine Silver fender... oh boy this sucks
My finger is just there for good measure (AKA making it obvious for girls on Facebook lol)
04-07-10, 08:20 PM
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Ouch man... Yeah on the front fenders, once you grind off all the lip on it, things are like paper, bends really easy.
If your tire grabs it, by turning into a drive way, you're done.
Did you grind all the lip off of it? If u leave it like that it's going to bend everytime your tire rubs on it.
If your tire grabs it, by turning into a drive way, you're done.
Did you grind all the lip off of it? If u leave it like that it's going to bend everytime your tire rubs on it.
Last edited by rgarjr; 04-07-10 at 08:26 PM.
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04-07-10, 09:52 PM
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Your front wheel is 19x8.5 et 15 right? What tire size are you running up front? I was thinking of buying the same wheels soon and that has already happened to me once. I was on 20x9 et 35 wheels up front with 245/35 tires, hit a huge dip while at a slight turn on the freeway. It cost me about $500 to fix.
