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For you guys pulling your front fenders, is there some technique you guys are using the keep them from flexing?
Mine keep moving near the bolt down point near the side skirts and door, so instead of pulling, the fenders move and I can't get good pressure against them, and eventually my fender roller bottoms out.
I only rolled my front fender lips under so I cannot tell you from direct experience, but
1) If the force is flexing the fender outward you could put a dolly on the outside of the fender where you want the bend to happen and move it with the fender roller. It would be easy to mess this up if you are not experienced in old time sheetmetal work.
2) Put wheel spacers between the hub and roller so you can exert force even with the sheetmetal flexing away. This could also have unforseen results such as creasing and dimpling FD front fenders don't roll/pull easily.
3) Take the fenders off the car and do what you will with it using old time sheetmetal tools. These are not paint friendly and require experience to use.
Mine keep moving near the bolt down point near the side skirts and door, so instead of pulling, the fenders move and I can't get good pressure against them, and eventually my fender roller bottoms out.
I only rolled my front fender lips under so I cannot tell you from direct experience, but
1) If the force is flexing the fender outward you could put a dolly on the outside of the fender where you want the bend to happen and move it with the fender roller. It would be easy to mess this up if you are not experienced in old time sheetmetal work.
2) Put wheel spacers between the hub and roller so you can exert force even with the sheetmetal flexing away. This could also have unforseen results such as creasing and dimpling FD front fenders don't roll/pull easily.
3) Take the fenders off the car and do what you will with it using old time sheetmetal tools. These are not paint friendly and require experience to use.
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Not really any planned camber just the camber it gets from when I lower it on Stance Coils, but I do plan on rolling and pulling the fenders if necessary (probably will be) I was looking at the 9.5's for the fronts but Ive even been thinking about just the 10" +20 all the way around with a 245/35 front tire
#1509
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Well I have a 18x10 +50 in the front now and I have rolled/slightly pulled fenders. I am at the extreme edge of the wheel sticking out from the top of the fender. A +20 will be more than an inch further out.
#1510
ok my set up is not complete but here it is
(rears for now)ccw's lm20 18 x 12 7.5 bs
mickey thompson's 345-35-18
this is where i had to bang up a little for the 345 to fit
(rears for now)ccw's lm20 18 x 12 7.5 bs
mickey thompson's 345-35-18
this is where i had to bang up a little for the 345 to fit
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Not really any planned camber just the camber it gets from when I lower it on Stance Coils, but I do plan on rolling and pulling the fenders if necessary (probably will be) I was looking at the 9.5's for the fronts but Ive even been thinking about just the 10" +20 all the way around with a 245/35 front tire
#1514
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Idk why hasnt he posted here, or if i missed his thread.
CA Desmond Regamasters Marquis Promadas 17x9" +18 +38 5x114.3 - Zilvia.net Forums | Nissan 240SX (Silvia) and Z (Fairlady) Car Forum
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Just thought id show you guys this
Idk why hasnt he posted here, or if i missed his thread.
CA Desmond Regamasters Marquis Promadas 17x9" +18 +38 5x114.3 - Zilvia.net Forums | Nissan 240SX (Silvia) and Z (Fairlady) Car Forum
Idk why hasnt he posted here, or if i missed his thread.
CA Desmond Regamasters Marquis Promadas 17x9" +18 +38 5x114.3 - Zilvia.net Forums | Nissan 240SX (Silvia) and Z (Fairlady) Car Forum
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