Removing front fender liners (bad?)
12-27-2011, 12:20 PM
#28
I actually disintegrated the entire liner (tire rubbed it almost completely off) and the middle liner popped out and yeah carnage!!!! I thought a plane was above me until i realized my under carriage liner was dragging on the ground! Then i went to order new ones and noticed shipping was more then the actual liners.. Not fun 
Alberto has learned the hard way what happens when modifying stock aero!
Alberto has learned the hard way what happens when modifying stock aero!
12-27-2011, 12:33 PM
#29
Lol thats happened to me on my other car when i was doing a boost run...i forgot to bolt the liner down and when i did a boost run (turned up boost and was street tuning), it popped out and made a LOUD azz booming and scraping noise...i thought i blew my motor for sure hahaha...
scared the CRAP out of me lollll
scared the CRAP out of me lollll
12-27-2011, 12:53 PM
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That's a cool story bro, and I'mma let ya finish but this search has the best gamertags of all time! 
I haven't tried it on a Nissan, but on my old Civic I was able to get the plastic hot enough to reshape it a bit. Cutting is where you'll make the most improvement.
I haven't tried it on a Nissan, but on my old Civic I was able to get the plastic hot enough to reshape it a bit. Cutting is where you'll make the most improvement.
12-27-2011, 12:57 PM
#33
This is what I am leaning toward or like I mentioned, just cover what needs to be covered. I have Seibon CF Fenders which are +10mm. Not sure how the fender liner will fit with them, so I am just going to protect the headlights for sure and cover what ever holes are near the engine.
12-27-2011, 01:39 PM
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I personally only ran the back halves with no issued to headlights or anything else. I drove daily on a slammed z with 18's though. I gues it really depends on whatnwheel/tire sizes u running.
I was slammed and drifted on negative offsets.
No issues
I was slammed and drifted on negative offsets.
No issues
12-28-2011, 04:25 AM
#38
A pull will most likely do. If I remember correctly, you don't need to do much in the rear, if anything at all. +10mm isn't much at all, I did it mainly for looks and now I know for sure my tires will fit under the fender(they would have under stock fender as well, but would have been very close).
12-28-2011, 10:52 AM
#39
oh, ic ic go figure i havent even looked that close haha
Hmm thats legit! can you run the stock fender liners with the extra width? or is it kinda hard to use em?
A pull will most likely do. If I remember correctly, you don't need to do much in the rear, if anything at all. +10mm isn't much at all, I did it mainly for looks and now I know for sure my tires will fit under the fender(they would have under stock fender as well, but would have been very close).
12-28-2011, 11:55 AM
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