Can someone tell me do the fenders have to be rolled if you are using a 10.5 rear sf challenge rim?

 

And if you don't have to roll the fenders what offsets will give a wide lip.

 

yes, if your car is lowered, no if your car is not lowered... if you dip alot, it will rub... depends on tires too, use SO3 always.. =) i have the sf challenge 9.5 and 10.5 gold...

 

As for now I'm not going to lower the car. Also what size are your tires and what are your offsets. Thanks

 

RobChen: Those are NICE rims! They look sweet on your ride.
Gold on white is pimp. Love the Brake System too-SWEET. Hey, you know what kinda tuner lugs (those light blue ones) the Esprit Car uses on its SF CHALLENGES? Those look pretty sweet.

hugo: +15 fronts, +23 rears for ideal setup in 9.5 and 10.5.

 

I have the same setup +15 fronts, +23 rears in 9.5 and 10.5
Will lower with Eibach and planning on running with Toyo T1-S
245-35 fronts, 275-35 rears, do i have to roll the fenders?
P.S my wheels will not arrive in another 4 weeks

 

What about with the 8.5's and 9.5's?

 

What does roll your fenders, mean?

 

here is a picture that kind of show you what they are talking about. You want to push that strip upward, so that the tire won't rub!

 

The inner lip of the fender is rolled up/ inward to allow for more clearance of the tire. In my area body shops charge between $100-$275 to do it.

 

ugh...i really wouldnt do the baseball bat method unless you want your wheel well paint to start chipping off. they actually have fender rolling equipment out there...if you do this you're suposed to heat the area with a heat gun before you start rolling too.