Alright im wanting to know who has pulled their fenders here on the forum? I have not found any information or pics. I would also like to know from those of you that have had this done how much you were charged.
The reason why im looking into this is b/c im looking at a used set of IForged aeros and the rear is a 10in with a est 30-33mm offset. So either i would have to run nasty neg camber or pull my fenders to make them fit right.
The reason why im looking into this is b/c im looking at a used set of IForged aeros and the rear is a 10in with a est 30-33mm offset. So either i would have to run nasty neg camber or pull my fenders to make them fit right.
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I pulled them on my 350Z...
You can see there is not that 2nd crease on the fenders both front and rear...

You can see there is not that 2nd crease on the fenders both front and rear...

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It was figured in when I painted the whole car so hard to say... 
but you can do the same with an eastwood fender roller...

but you can do the same with an eastwood fender roller...
Yea i have heard this too.. But i dont think I really want to run the chance of chipping my paint.
I want to see how this looks on a G35 sedan, anyone ?
I want to see how this looks on a G35 sedan, anyone ?
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so you're planning to pull your rears? like.. out.. wider?
i think it's still possible just to roll your rears, neg. camber like robzone's front, get new tires every other month. but what do i know.. ask Grant, he's pro.
i think it's still possible just to roll your rears, neg. camber like robzone's front, get new tires every other month. but what do i know.. ask Grant, he's pro.
Well too much neg camber with a tt kit being installed soon will not be optimal for traction.
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i think it's still possible just to roll your rears, neg. camber like robzone's front, get new tires every other month. but what do i know.. ask Grant, he's pro.
Ive already cut my rears and still need to roll them. Ive got a 10inch rim in the back now with a 43mm offset and they basically fit like a glove. These rims are the same width but will be pushed out almost a half inch more then my setup now. So just rolling my fenders will not cut it.Originally Posted by dkhuynh
so you're planning to pull your rears? like.. out.. wider?i think it's still possible just to roll your rears, neg. camber like robzone's front, get new tires every other month. but what do i know.. ask Grant, he's pro.
Yeah, you are going to have to come out quite a bit and still run decent camber. At -0.5 degrees I can't run more than a ~+39 with a 275/30 like a Falken 452 or something that runs narrow anyway. My Kumho's are way more square.
A+ on the wheel choice.
A+ on the wheel choice.

Congrats. I like mine alot but do regret not getting chrome. Polished is a lot of work.
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A+ on the wheel choice.
We will see the guy is going to ship me one of his rears and ill see how it fits b4 i make the purchase.Originally Posted by ttrank
Yeah, you are going to have to come out quite a bit and still run decent camber. At -0.5 degrees I can't run more than a ~+39 with a 275/30 like a Falken 452 or something that runs narrow anyway. My Kumho's are way more square. A+ on the wheel choice.
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I did it to my rears, I used the tool from eastwood. It did chip the paint a lil bit, it was all on the inside it stretched to much but nothing a lil touch up paint couldn't fix and you cant notice now
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Crusin G coupe.... U have some pics of the rear end of the car? I wanna c how the wheels look.
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