fender rolling (sorry)
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fender rolling (sorry)
whats up guys, i just bought wheels.
sizes are 19" 8.5/10.5 +22.
im planning on putting 275's on the rear. how much would i have to roll my fenders? (whats the most common that ppl do). ive been working at bmw for a while now and just realized one of the guys does fender rolling, just need to know what to tell him u know? thanks guys
sizes are 19" 8.5/10.5 +22.
im planning on putting 275's on the rear. how much would i have to roll my fenders? (whats the most common that ppl do). ive been working at bmw for a while now and just realized one of the guys does fender rolling, just need to know what to tell him u know? thanks guys
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Originally Posted by first350
even if you drop your Z, you will most likely not need to roll the fenders...the wheels will camber in a bit.
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Camber kits work both ways. It gives you additional -/+ adjustment... If you really want them rolled. Go as flat as you can, so you don't have to worry about it in the future.
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ya im definatley going to drop my car with 19's.
going with status coilovers.
so if i get 19/10.5 in the rears. u think ill still have a gap? i want the wheels to look more flush with the body u know?
going with status coilovers.
so if i get 19/10.5 in the rears. u think ill still have a gap? i want the wheels to look more flush with the body u know?
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