Lowered, now rubbing
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Lowered, now rubbing
I guess i should roll the fenders, now question is, how safe is it that the paint wont crack (obviously i wont do it myself) and what will happen if rubbing continues if i dont roll the fenders?
Specs: Axis Hiros 9.5 in rear, 285 bfg kdw.
This is after 1 day of rubbing..
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pi...9&id=501579020
Specs: Axis Hiros 9.5 in rear, 285 bfg kdw.
This is after 1 day of rubbing..
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pi...9&id=501579020
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this was me after getting my coilovers...
thats melted rubber splattered on the car, you can no longer read the tires sidewall. rolled my fenders myself, rented an eastwood roller and had a freind use a heat gun on the paint while i rolled and didnt damage the paint at all
thats melted rubber splattered on the car, you can no longer read the tires sidewall. rolled my fenders myself, rented an eastwood roller and had a freind use a heat gun on the paint while i rolled and didnt damage the paint at all
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How low are you?
What are your offset?
Fender roll should fix your problem... if it doesn't, either: dial in more negative camber or do a fender pull but fender pull are for the hellaflush guys who's running 10.5 or 11's in the back (you're 1 inch short) with 0 or negative offset.
There is a possible chance your paint will crack... just make sure they use a heat gun to soften up the paint, allowing it to bend with the roll.
What are your offset?
Fender roll should fix your problem... if it doesn't, either: dial in more negative camber or do a fender pull but fender pull are for the hellaflush guys who's running 10.5 or 11's in the back (you're 1 inch short) with 0 or negative offset.
There is a possible chance your paint will crack... just make sure they use a heat gun to soften up the paint, allowing it to bend with the roll.
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I rolled mine with a baseball bat and a heatgun.
Worked out great. Though I don't know how extreme you need it.
If you don't need a lot of roll, you may look into it.
Worked out great. Though I don't know how extreme you need it.
If you don't need a lot of roll, you may look into it.
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Without the spacers, the wheels/tires will probably rub on the inside.
Take a look at this: http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2388615
Please point out the parts in the underside view that will benefit from dragging on stuff.
Take a look at this: http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2388615
Please point out the parts in the underside view that will benefit from dragging on stuff.
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Rolled mine with a help of a friend it took about 2 hours. If ur going to do it yourself for the very first time no need to rush. But I guarantee u the 2nd wheel will be so much faster.
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