its been 5 days since my drop 2 inches on 350z's 8in in front 8.5 back tires fenders are wearing into the tires

baseball bat

hmm i dont own one lol but not a bad idea i just noticed the pits on my outter tires today kinda pissed me off

youtube/google the phonebook method

baseball bat, make sure you get the paint warm/hot

heatgun + hammer/mallet

man this car is costing me soo much

Windshield 218
Rear Calipur
Rotars
Pads 450
Left CV Axle
Right Controle Arm
Sway Bar Linkage 450
Struts
Shocks
Springs 450
Used Interior
Arm Rest
Radio Trim
Door Panells 200
Front Pads 50
Thermostat 40
Egr Sylenoid Valve 20
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1878 +

ive had this car since april lol

payed 1500$ for the car

its a maxima what else would you expect lol

Baseball bat or Phone book.

I didnt even use a heat gun, just a rubber mallet lol. worked for me

i wouldnt do the baseball bat/hammer way unless you live where its always warm, if you live around salt/snow and dont roll them properly youre just going to get cracks in the fender and water/debris/salt gets in and youre gonna get crazy rust

thats very true .. i live in new england (New Hampshire) it snows like a bastard here few months and itll be snowing my plan is to spray my wheel wells with undercoating before winter

First time I did mine I used a rubber mallet, BUT with the paint warmed up. It rolled them but not entirely flat.
2nd time I rented a roller for 50.00 bux warmed the paint and got them completely flat.

Ive been deating on just shaving mine right off with a grinder. leaving just about 1/8" to keep its shape.

anyone do this ?

I bought the Eastwood Fender Roller for when I do mine....not cheap (but I did pay a heck of a lot less than the price you see now)

http://www.eastwood.com/ew-fender-ro...struction.html

Cheap way to roll fenders. I picked up this tool too through an auction for $20 shipped NIB! Use this with a good heat gun
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Front...item5645cd5492

Check out their videos on youtube on their main website

You could always "rent" too

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Eastw...item2a136be2d1

Another example
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/New-F...item336b515271

Yea i did with a crx a while back, silced my side wall in to shreds....

Yea but this tool won't give you any pull if you need it... I also used this at the shop and works great for rolling doing it out side on a nice hot day would work to, if thier is no heat un available

Wats usually tha goin rate if u let a shop do it??... I've gotta get mine done soon as my BC's are on...

True. But the OP never directly said anything about pulling fenders...

When I painted my car over a few weeks I installed new fenders to replace the heavily rusted OEMs. I used a rubber mallet to bend them in. These fenders weren't painted yet so I just left them in the sun to make the bending easier.

Miami Prices
$50 per fender in a shop
$25 per fender with car enthusiasts like ourselves, does a great job too.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Fender...60126857359093

heat gun and a bat or a pole of some sort. I did this a few times and eventually had them rolled professionally