Rolled Fenders
well i ask cause i know sometimes people go bigger/wider wheels/tires and i was browsing around stance usa's website and they have some fender roller that attaches to the hub blah blah blah
and i just wanted to see what these fenders look like with some roll on them
and i just wanted to see what these fenders look like with some roll on them
look at your current quarters......they have a semi roll in them already. just imagine it completely flat up against the inside of the quarter panel and thats what you get
its rolled..... its what cuts your tires because its not a complete roll.
look at most old cars that lips completely flat all the way around and doesnt even have a partial roll. guys use use hammers to roll their fenders. if it wasent rolled it would look like the quarter does down by the rocker.
look at most old cars that lips completely flat all the way around and doesnt even have a partial roll. guys use use hammers to roll their fenders. if it wasent rolled it would look like the quarter does down by the rocker.
its rolled..... its what cuts your tires because its not a complete roll.
look at most old cars that lips completely flat all the way around and doesnt even have a partial roll. guys use use hammers to roll their fenders. if it wasent rolled it would look like the quarter does down by the rocker.
look at most old cars that lips completely flat all the way around and doesnt even have a partial roll. guys use use hammers to roll their fenders. if it wasent rolled it would look like the quarter does down by the rocker.
mine are rolled, there isnt really much to roll, you will get maybe 1/4 inch clearance in the rear, the main part you want to roll is where the rear fender kind of tapers as the fender comes down towards the front of the car... thats where the tire will grab the fender and rip it down. i dont really have rubbing issues on the front so i didnt roll them, it just touches the fender liner every once in a while.
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