Aggressive Wheels & Stretched Tires: Post 'Em Up! [[Some NSFW]]
we all have different techniques, i believe levon (donpisto) walks around his car naked and by the that sight alone the fenders do as they are told (they like being domindated)
maybe ill give that a try if all else fails....
Dre, I actually found a pic of you doing the fender rolling process you mentioned !!!
Last edited by GR8NISS; Sep 9, 2010 at 09:54 PM.
Some new pics of Cliff's (dznuts) setup. Painted his wheels again.
Read what the photog said about how low he is:
"“How does he not scrape on everything?”
The answer… they do. Heading home from the photo-shoot at close to midnight, we saw Cliff’s car shooting sparks just riding down the road. That’s right, shooting sparks on a static suspension, and one that he daily drives. It’s just amazing to see these cars pull off such tire-eating camber and bug scraping ride height and drive them like there is nothing to see.
And its quite obvious he takes this to heart. His daily driver is something most would have as a garage queen. But, as Cliff hit’s a small dip in the road on the ride home, I look over as I hear the crunch and he’s just smiling, asking “Is it shooting some good sparks?”
Read what the photog said about how low he is:
"“How does he not scrape on everything?”
The answer… they do. Heading home from the photo-shoot at close to midnight, we saw Cliff’s car shooting sparks just riding down the road. That’s right, shooting sparks on a static suspension, and one that he daily drives. It’s just amazing to see these cars pull off such tire-eating camber and bug scraping ride height and drive them like there is nothing to see.
And its quite obvious he takes this to heart. His daily driver is something most would have as a garage queen. But, as Cliff hit’s a small dip in the road on the ride home, I look over as I hear the crunch and he’s just smiling, asking “Is it shooting some good sparks?”
Some new pics of Cliff's (dznuts) setup. Painted his wheels again.
Read what the photog said about how low he is:
"“How does he not scrape on everything?”
The answer… they do. Heading home from the photo-shoot at close to midnight, we saw Cliff’s car shooting sparks just riding down the road. That’s right, shooting sparks on a static suspension, and one that he daily drives. It’s just amazing to see these cars pull off such tire-eating camber and bug scraping ride height and drive them like there is nothing to see.
And its quite obvious he takes this to heart. His daily driver is something most would have as a garage queen. But, as Cliff hit’s a small dip in the road on the ride home, I look over as I hear the crunch and he’s just smiling, asking “Is it shooting some good sparks?”
Read what the photog said about how low he is:
"“How does he not scrape on everything?”
The answer… they do. Heading home from the photo-shoot at close to midnight, we saw Cliff’s car shooting sparks just riding down the road. That’s right, shooting sparks on a static suspension, and one that he daily drives. It’s just amazing to see these cars pull off such tire-eating camber and bug scraping ride height and drive them like there is nothing to see.
And its quite obvious he takes this to heart. His daily driver is something most would have as a garage queen. But, as Cliff hit’s a small dip in the road on the ride home, I look over as I hear the crunch and he’s just smiling, asking “Is it shooting some good sparks?”
Fronts you can use the roller, the clamp, or simply a good rubber mallet.
Roller WILL pull your fender though due to the pressure. I personally use the clamp then smooth everything out with a mallet(with light hitting)
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Don't EVER try and roll your fenders w/o heat, simple as that.
Fronts you can use the roller, the clamp, or simply a good rubber mallet.
Roller WILL pull your fender though due to the pressure. I personally use the clamp then smooth everything out with a mallet(with light hitting)
Fronts you can use the roller, the clamp, or simply a good rubber mallet.
Roller WILL pull your fender though due to the pressure. I personally use the clamp then smooth everything out with a mallet(with light hitting)
where can i get a clamp? all i have is a roller, i dont wanna pull the fenders. im not goin that wide.