1" pull on each side of the rears and all 4 fenders completely flat.

Before any work:


Work in progress:








Finished Product:

 

Really not a fan of pulling the already beautiful body lines of the SC, but this one looks very nice and factory derived.

 

Thanks I used a lot of filler to fill in and keep the body lines of the car a total of 2 gallons worth on all for fenders and hand sanded. It was a pain to do but well worth it.

 

Yes, it was. So sad that it was parted. I wish I had the money back then when it was for sale on Ebay. I would have loved to buy it

 

I pulled n rolled my rear about 2 1/2 inches each side to fit over wheels. My rear set up is 295x30x20

 

I pulled n rolled my rear about 2 1/2 inches each side to fit over wheels. My rear set up is 295x30x20

 

Oh wow, did you need paint and/or body work afterwards?

 

post more pics of this car please

 

I agreee with him ^

More pics plz.

 

I pulled my fenders with a phone book and flattened the inside lip with a rubber mallet. I've got bacon neck on all four corners. The paint has lots of scratches and chips, so I always new I would paint the whole car at some point. Black cars are decent at hiding small dings and damage when not parked in the sun.

 

yes. i had the whole car re-done. did the body work and then painted.

 

a couple of pics. 1996 SC400, (paint) "oh so sexy red", by PPG, (rims) Vossen VFs1-rear 295x30x20, front245x35x20, D2 racing bbk, (kit) Extreme Dimensions AB-F

 

Very nice setup.

 

pur4orm do you have ksport bbk?

Edit....nvm...I see you said d2

 

Hey Bro, how r things? Ur build looks awesome (I still follow). Back in 2014, I hIt u up for some advice, good looks. My build came out nice. I'm not done though.