She Finally Turned the Big Five-O, So I Got Her: (56k go eat a turd)
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I think that the rears will rub for sure, alignment or not. The front should be fine, but with those 9.5" rims in the rear, the +38mm just isn't enought o avoid the rubbing. I believe a +45mm would eliminate the issue, but not sure if they make that offset in that rim. Godd luck.
P.S. Car looks great. "Go on with your bad self in your DG sedan"!
P.S. Car looks great. "Go on with your bad self in your DG sedan"!
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Originally Posted by joes954rr
I think that the rears will rub for sure, alignment or not. The front should be fine, but with those 9.5" rims in the rear, the +38mm just isn't enought o avoid the rubbing. I believe a +45mm would eliminate the issue, but not sure if they make that offset in that rim. Godd luck.
P.S. Car looks great. "Go on with your bad self in your DG sedan"!
P.S. Car looks great. "Go on with your bad self in your DG sedan"!
Originally Posted by OneFast4DoorG35
I rented the tool online and rolled the fenders myself.
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Nickk6- Rolling the fenders in the cars was probably one of the easiest things I have ever done. Alot of the things that I have heard about rolling the fenders made it out like it was really hard. I thought that it was quite simple as in it only took me 45min-1 hour and basically no pain and frustration.
I paid $80 to borrow the tool from an online site for a few days. There are many different sites out there that will loan you the tool for around $50 but they have a wait usually. The place I borrowed mine was $80 but did not have a wait. I hope this information is helpful.
Thanks for all the great comments btw.
I paid $80 to borrow the tool from an online site for a few days. There are many different sites out there that will loan you the tool for around $50 but they have a wait usually. The place I borrowed mine was $80 but did not have a wait. I hope this information is helpful.
Thanks for all the great comments btw.
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Originally Posted by OneFast4DoorG35
Nickk6- Rolling the fenders in the cars was probably one of the easiest things I have ever done. Alot of the things that I have heard about rolling the fenders made it out like it was really hard. I thought that it was quite simple as in it only took me 45min-1 hour and basically no pain and frustration.
I paid $80 to borrow the tool from an online site for a few days. There are many different sites out there that will loan you the tool for around $50 but they have a wait usually. The place I borrowed mine was $80 but did not have a wait. I hope this information is helpful.
Thanks for all the great comments btw.
I paid $80 to borrow the tool from an online site for a few days. There are many different sites out there that will loan you the tool for around $50 but they have a wait usually. The place I borrowed mine was $80 but did not have a wait. I hope this information is helpful.
Thanks for all the great comments btw.
Very helpful, thanks so much. Could you give me the website you used?