Will 305 tires require fender rolling?
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I had 305s on a stock suspenion. Looked like a damn 4x4. I say get a good set of coilovers, have the rears at least -2 but closer towards -3, roll the fenders and youre set. You gotta pay to play. Dont cheap out on car parts that will haunt you down the road. The last thing you want is a tire blowout or something.
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The issue w the fender roll is that its really hard to do w out creasing the paint.
SO alot of ppl will tell you its cheap becuase they are backyarding it ( not knocking that.. thats how i roll anyways ha) and some places will tell you its alot ; tidy work, repaint etc..
SO alot of ppl will tell you its cheap becuase they are backyarding it ( not knocking that.. thats how i roll anyways ha) and some places will tell you its alot ; tidy work, repaint etc..
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sorry for the off topic op, but his pics will help you out too...lol..
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