Proper way to roll fenders
#18
12-09-2007, 01:15 AM
I bought a fender roller and heat gun and rolled my own fenders. Took all but a half hour.
My car is really low. Almost a 2" drop all the way around but I have no issues with camber. Lower the car first and give it a few weeks to settle. Then get an alignment. If your out of spec then go ahead and buy a camber kit. No need to spend money if its not neccessary
My car is really low. Almost a 2" drop all the way around but I have no issues with camber. Lower the car first and give it a few weeks to settle. Then get an alignment. If your out of spec then go ahead and buy a camber kit. No need to spend money if its not neccessary
#19
12-09-2007, 01:47 AM
Originally Posted by StreetChase
I bought a fender roller and heat gun and rolled my own fenders. Took all but a half hour.
My car is really low. Almost a 2" drop all the way around but I have no issues with camber. Lower the car first and give it a few weeks to settle. Then get an alignment. If your out of spec then go ahead and buy a camber kit. No need to spend money if its not neccessary
My car is really low. Almost a 2" drop all the way around but I have no issues with camber. Lower the car first and give it a few weeks to settle. Then get an alignment. If your out of spec then go ahead and buy a camber kit. No need to spend money if its not neccessary
Where did you buy the fender roller and how much did you pay?
#20
12-09-2007, 02:17 AM
Originally Posted by marcellsr
Where did you buy the fender roller and how much did you pay?
http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?i...emType=PRODUCT
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