Good shop to fender roll/do alignment in LA/OC area?
06-19-2011, 10:57 PM
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Good shop to fender roll/do alignment in LA/OC area?
2003 Z with nismo suspension.
I just purchased enkei rpf1 10.5 +15 for the rears, with 275/40/18 and theres rubbing. I know there are a couple individuals who do fender rolling on the side, but I dont think just a fender roll will do it; need to add more negative camber to the rear....so recommendations for a good shop that does both?
How much neg camber can I get in the rear without having to purchase adjustable camber arms?
Anyone with similar suspension/wheel/tire combo care to share how you kept the rears from rubbing? thanks
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I just purchased enkei rpf1 10.5 +15 for the rears, with 275/40/18 and theres rubbing. I know there are a couple individuals who do fender rolling on the side, but I dont think just a fender roll will do it; need to add more negative camber to the rear....so recommendations for a good shop that does both?
How much neg camber can I get in the rear without having to purchase adjustable camber arms?
Anyone with similar suspension/wheel/tire combo care to share how you kept the rears from rubbing? thanks
ap
06-20-2011, 12:02 AM
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2003 Z with nismo suspension.
I just purchased enkei rpf1 10.5 +15 for the rears, with 275/40/18 and theres rubbing. I know there are a couple individuals who do fender rolling on the side, but I dont think just a fender roll will do it; need to add more negative camber to the rear....so recommendations for a good shop that does both?
How much neg camber can I get in the rear without having to purchase adjustable camber arms?
Anyone with similar suspension/wheel/tire combo care to share how you kept the rears from rubbing? thanks
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I just purchased enkei rpf1 10.5 +15 for the rears, with 275/40/18 and theres rubbing. I know there are a couple individuals who do fender rolling on the side, but I dont think just a fender roll will do it; need to add more negative camber to the rear....so recommendations for a good shop that does both?
How much neg camber can I get in the rear without having to purchase adjustable camber arms?
Anyone with similar suspension/wheel/tire combo care to share how you kept the rears from rubbing? thanks
ap
06-20-2011, 12:07 AM
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Anthony (blue_350Z) <---or something like that has rolled a lot of forum member's fenders and he does a REALLY good job!! He rolled mine too and they came out perfect with no cracking. I believe he only does it on saturdays. Look him up 
06-20-2011, 03:05 PM
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You can reach Anthony via email - daytona350z@gmail.com
I can vouch for his work - good dude, quality work and takes his time.
I can vouch for his work - good dude, quality work and takes his time.
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06-29-2011, 04:56 PM
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Been rolling fenders for over 15 years and have done a LOT of Zs.
