cobalt flared fenders
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cobalt flared fenders
anyone flared out the fenders on the balt, i have 35 offset 18x8's and 245 tires so im gonna need to atleast roll them and flare tham if i lower it more than prokits, so i was wondering if anyone new what it would look like. Also, do you guys think i should go with prokits and roll them or get somthing else and flare them, or roll them and get somthing else and massive camber adjustment
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If you can understand whatever language he's speaking, that's a great tutorial. Haha.
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At least I can tell what he is doing.
IIRC there are some fender rolling kits out there. You use the studs so its nice and clean and its actually a roller you use.
Remember...TAKE YOUR TIME.
Side note- Do not like that way of rolling fenders.
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18x8 voxx ancona's
theres some pics here, https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/wheels-tires-96/i-got-my-new-wheels-85222/
so they do scrape up cuz of the low offset, but do you guys think rolled fenders and 1.5-2degrees of camber will be enough for springs or do you think ill have to actually flare out the fenders to lower it
theres some pics here, https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/wheels-tires-96/i-got-my-new-wheels-85222/
so they do scrape up cuz of the low offset, but do you guys think rolled fenders and 1.5-2degrees of camber will be enough for springs or do you think ill have to actually flare out the fenders to lower it
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