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Old 05-18-2011, 01:07 AM
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so i'm not sure if this is the right place to put this, but i figured you guys know the most about fenders. so here it is. i'm not even sure what happened but somehow i knocked a little piece of my fender tab out with my tire. i think i was turning and hit a bump at the same time? i have no idea, but how do i fix it? my front fenders were not rolled because i thought the factory partial roll would clear, but i guess not x.x would a simple fender roll fix this?? thanks in advance!!
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Old 05-18-2011, 03:20 AM
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From the looks of things, a fender roll will take care of this, and hide it as if it never happened. Mind you, I am on my phone so I'm not seeing the largest of pictures lol.

With regards to tein basics Vs powertrix - take a look around the forum at the Tein ride height adjustability, and I think you'll have your answer
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Old 05-18-2011, 10:43 AM
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Oh phew hahah. Easy fix. Where do you socal guys get your fenders rolled? I got my rears rolled by the guy that runs awdfitted but he's kinda far from me. I'm in arcadia zip code 91006
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For mine, I've always either rented or borrowed from friends. Try searching craigslist, and you should be able to find someone you can rent from in the area.
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Old 05-18-2011, 01:54 PM
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I plan on renting one whenever I go to do it, looks like the norm is about $50 with like a $200 deposit. Doesnt seem like too hard of a thing to do.
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for about 250$ you could just buy one.
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You get the 200 dollars back thats why its a deposit.
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RX8 is made of old beer cans... plus i find it best to roll the front with a plastic body hammer that way they don't come out wavy.

Harbor freight 7$, use your hand as a dead blow on the outside and start hammering away... gently, on a hot day with a heat gun.

I'd trim up your fender liners a bit also.
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^ Might do this instead, I did think it would be pretty easy to bend that metal since its so thin and flexible, I just need to buy a heat gun though.
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hi tiltmode43, on the first post picture you have what is the sizes of the wheels and tires i like the set up, thank you
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Originally Posted by RX8inSTL
^ Might do this instead, I did think it would be pretty easy to bend that metal since its so thin and flexible, I just need to buy a heat gun though.


This is still the best how to fender roller vid to follow beside the bat on the rear lol.


harbo freight heat gun like 12$ and make sure you get a hammer that looks like this one...



Dont miss the edge on the inside cuz you will **** your fender up. pretty easy to do. I actually was able to do this to the rears on my rx8 which is kinda scary.
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Yeah the front fenders you can practically roll with your hands, lol. Very easy with a mallet or equivalent.
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Just showed up on my doorstep.

17x9 +28
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Oh man those look like fun
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Old 05-19-2011, 05:19 PM
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Any reason you got the 17s?
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Holy mother of sidewall is that for a jeep?
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Originally Posted by shadycrew31
Holy mother of sidewall is that for a jeep?
Chevy 2500 crew cab with a 3in lift.
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LOL dope ****!
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Originally Posted by X Rx8
Any reason you got the 17s?
Cheaper tire, track purpose.
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Nice an what size tires?
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Originally Posted by x rx8
nice an what size tires?
245/45

I'll post pics in a second. Gotta upload them to photobucket.
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17x9 +28 w 245/45/17
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They look 10,000 times better mounted.. Good job!
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Originally Posted by shadycrew31
They look 10,000 times better mounted.. Good job!
Thanks, I just gotta get them fenders rolled now! Rubbin is no bueno. Then the car is gonna be sitting on the ground.
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Then you will need spacers
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