You have to hang on until the 6 minute point wher they "drive" the fender roll in. This is priceless.





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Thats how we used to do it

 

thats one low 240, wheels and tires arent even that wide unless he's got some wicked camber pointing them inward.

the only way i would do that on the rear with that method is with a third person keeing the heat gun circulating and I would use a baseball bat, also no concern for paint damage if you're using spray paint to begin with i suppose.