My never ending project
 

Well here it is folks my brand "used" SSR MKII 14x9 and 14x10 fits right in under neat my home made flares. Took some time to do but it came out alright.




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damn it looks sick. you taking it to 7stock mang? and are you going to caravan w/ us?

Looks bitchin Arnel.

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Looks good Arnel. Those SSR's are perfect on your 3. At least you got enough meat under the rear now to put down some of that power you're making:icon_tup:

nice car...

Sweet.................

those are some nice home made flares.. what kind of material did you use? hugs the body real well

yeap, great looking flares, can you tell us how to make some?

looks bad a$$$$$!

I say "JUNK IT." Its a money pit so at the end, its not a "Win-Win Situation.:lol: :lol: :lol:

Looks good Arnel.

Do they even make fat enough tires to put on those rims? You don't see too many 14x10's around.

Nice job, what you got under the hood?

I may just meet you guys half way since I'm so far away from LA.

I used 3 layers of fiberglass strand mat then a layer of weib mat on top with epoxy resin. its very duralble and light weight also oil and gas resistance. I'll post some pictures of the process later on. Its kinda of a mess to do but ifs worth it.

Yeah I tried that but no one want it.

Yeah but all are competion tires. a bit expensive

3rd gen street port with 60-1 turbo, haltech e6x and so on. click on the link below my sig. I have some pic's of the before and after photo's


Thanks fellas Im glad you like it, I still got a few things to do before seven stock. I hope I get it all done by then. After this may be I can go back and finish the 510...:)

for those who wants to give this a try, here's what you'll need to shape the flares.

floral foam. you can get them at your local arts store.
glue gun
dust mask
sand paper
and a knife.

And for the fiber glass and resin, you can find all the stuff you need here.
http://www.fibreglast.com/
I use the vinyl ester resin this comes with the hardener.
one roll of strand mat they come in several weight so its up to you which one you use. and weave fiber glass...again they come in several weight so choose the one you like.

here's the first step installing the floral foams and shaping the flares. Now I can only upload several pictures so I will show the next step on the next post.

I guess it would help if I actually up load some pictures:wallbash:

Now maybe I shouldn't have done this, at this point I wanted to at least make one extra set of flares. So I've I got creative and put some dry wall mud on top of the foams I then prime and paint it and sprayed with a release agent hoping it would come off easy and I can make another. Well not so easy the release agent didn't work as plan, it actually stuck to the mold and wouldn't come off. Notice when I took them off it actually peeled my $99.99 paint job:scratch: So only one set are made. :sadwavey:

The second picture is how it look after the 3 layer of strand mat. the last two pictures are after the last layer of woven fiber glass is installed and cured. Looks like shit... as you can see I have a lot of sanding and re shaping to do. What a mess I've made

wow. another trailer queen in the making. LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

wow that looks sick!

I've seen his work/progress on a weekly basis, every Sunday to be exact, and its no joke. here's a summary and straight to the point. "If you dont have the patience and time, this is not for a regular backyard Joe." So when are my flares gonna be ready Arnel??? :lol: :lol: :lol:

Awesome work Arnel, it looks insanely wicked!

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Wow did you do that without cutting any metal. like it, its a one off---MadChad.

Yeah he supervise thanks for the support.
Are you forgetting that I broke the mold after....its a "one off"


Thanks Al

Chad lots of cutting on the front and rear fender. you can see from the front fender how much I cut. The rear require cutting a lot more and welding a sheet metal for the wheel well. The car is low and the wheels are wide I mean wide.

Nice work man,
it takes alots of patience to end up with your results, like Wacky said,
thanks for the pictures!

Those are some badass fender flares dude. I like how it turned out, shows that a little time and persistance always reaps the rewards!

tires
 

Great work Arnel,
what size and how wide are the tires are you using?---MadChad.

They are 205/55/14 and 225/50/14 dont know exactly how wide the tires are but they are just a bit stretched on my wheels