Rolling or Cutting
i might do this on my own now...seems like i can save a lot of money...and the thread i saw on this doesnt even seem hard at all...i have a lot of free time tomorrow after school...
might try and maybe post pics what do you guys think
might try and maybe post pics what do you guys think
Don't cut your fenders, even with a dremel tool, it will only cause rust down the line. Get them rolled its the best way to go. I rented a fender roller from BigSash, a member on here
Originally Posted by Gdup35sedan
there's no way you have a +45 offset with the sevas, they've never been made in anything but a +40...
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I was told that they are available in +45 offset by d2autosport.
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Originally Posted by KrazyEd
I was told that they are available in +45 offset by d2autosport.
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Originally Posted by Gdup35sedan
it also matters how low your car is. He has 8.5/10 +40. You can roll them yourself without cracking the paint. Just follow the DIY 'accordfreak' did a couple weeks ago. PVC pipe and a heat gun/blow dryer will do it. I had to use a 1/2" pvc pipe since my fenders are a little less than a half inch between the fenders and tire.
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Originally Posted by jovo517
my car has the 350z springs with a 43 ofset no prob
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Originally Posted by Gdup35sedan
incorrect. +40 is the only offset the 20x10's come in or AutoMotiveMods would be selling the +45 because they would fit better.
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oh well......that sucks.
Originally Posted by seddon
Sevas do not come in +45 offset.
You new wheels come in?
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Originally Posted by Floyds_racing
Get them Grant! LOL
I'm just tryin to help the OP save $100 by doing it himself.
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Originally Posted by Gdup35sedan
haha, i dont see why people are arguing with me about em when i have em and have a lower drop then all of em and deal with the largest distributor of Sevas in the world, it just doesnt make any sense!!
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Originally Posted by KrazyEd
whoa buddy, im not arguing with you. I just stated that I contacted a site sponsor and they told me that they were available in that offset.
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OK, first off Sevas do not come in +45, they are wrong. They only make a +40, check the inside of the wheel.
Cutting your fenders is fine as long as a good shop does it. I like to stick with rolling but the choice is yours. You can always rent a roller and DIY.
Cutting your fenders is fine as long as a good shop does it. I like to stick with rolling but the choice is yours. You can always rent a roller and DIY.



