How to roll the rear fender?
#1
How to roll the rear fender?
I have recently installed 5mm spacers in the rear running along with 255/40/18 tires and they are currently rubbing. Every time I ride over bumps or bumpy roads, the inner fender would rub and slightly slice some rubber off of the tires. Anyone knows how to roll the rear fender without damaging them? Thanks
#2
Take it to someone who really knows what they're doing or it can be a disaster.
I *thought* I took mine somewhere that knew what they were doing but I was sadly mistaken. Fortunately they paid to have it fixed and done right.
I would say though, if you had access to one of those Eastman Fender Rolling tools and had a heat gun to heat up the metal/paint thoroughly then I would try the DIY route. Otherwise be prepared for lots of cracking paint and a not-quite-so-perfect roll.
I *thought* I took mine somewhere that knew what they were doing but I was sadly mistaken. Fortunately they paid to have it fixed and done right.
I would say though, if you had access to one of those Eastman Fender Rolling tools and had a heat gun to heat up the metal/paint thoroughly then I would try the DIY route. Otherwise be prepared for lots of cracking paint and a not-quite-so-perfect roll.
#7
Originally Posted by MetaOrbit
I would say though, if you had access to one of those Eastman Fender Rolling tools and had a heat gun to heat up the metal/paint thoroughly then I would try the DIY route. Otherwise be prepared for lots of cracking paint and a not-quite-so-perfect roll.
It's actually EastWOOD and their web site has a lot of cool stuff, like their HOT powder - powder coating system. I think I'm going to check it out!!
#8
Not a max and not a baseball bat, but you'll get the idea.....
http://e46m3performance.com/installs...roll/index.htm
http://e46m3performance.com/installs...roll/index.htm
#9
Not a max and not a baseball bat, but you'll get the idea.....
http://e46m3performance.com/installs...roll/index.htm
http://e46m3performance.com/installs...roll/index.htm
#10
b4 u go rolling, double check to see if its just one side, its possible ur beams off whack.
i use 8mm spacers and run 255/40/17s and dropped on jic's and i dont rub, but i know my beam is aligned properly.
just a thought.
i use 8mm spacers and run 255/40/17s and dropped on jic's and i dont rub, but i know my beam is aligned properly.
just a thought.
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