I F UP with the wheel size.
#1
I F UP with the wheel size.
Bought a set of wheels which are XXR 521 18x10 +25 for the rear after members on here told me it will not fit.
the fronts are 18x8.5 +30 i think and fit prefect.
So now i am stuck with the wheel,which pokes out of the fender.
my question is,how do you guys pull fenders to clear the wheel and tire?
Before i F UP anything else.
the fronts are 18x8.5 +30 i think and fit prefect.
So now i am stuck with the wheel,which pokes out of the fender.
my question is,how do you guys pull fenders to clear the wheel and tire?
Before i F UP anything else.
#2
Post a pick of the overage and we can tell you whether a pull would work or not. You can pull yourself with a roller you can rent.
....be aware that people royally screwed up their fenders all the time trying to accomplish pulls/rolls without properly heating.
I cracked my paint on the underside because I got impatient on the second fender.
....be aware that people royally screwed up their fenders all the time trying to accomplish pulls/rolls without properly heating.
I cracked my paint on the underside because I got impatient on the second fender.
#3
Post a pick of the overage and we can tell you whether a pull would work or not. You can pull yourself with a roller you can rent.
....be aware that people royally screwed up their fenders all the time trying to accomplish pulls/rolls without properly heating.
I cracked my paint on the underside because I got impatient on the second fender.
....be aware that people royally screwed up their fenders all the time trying to accomplish pulls/rolls without properly heating.
I cracked my paint on the underside because I got impatient on the second fender.
#7
Goal is to run 265/35/18.
So i was thinking about cutting and pulling.
Wanted to ask your guys advice before i do anything else.
Regarding damage to paint....i am ok with that,the car is my dd work car/grocery getter so a little paint damage is ok.
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#8
Whoa... I would let a professional handle cutting or pulling.
What's the problem? Are you rubbing?
If your doing it for looks your going to need to get lower. No amount of camber or pulling will make that look right.
I think with a roll you shouldn't have an issue
What's the problem? Are you rubbing?
If your doing it for looks your going to need to get lower. No amount of camber or pulling will make that look right.
I think with a roll you shouldn't have an issue
Last edited by G35freaks; 07-25-2017 at 08:30 PM.
#9
Not the actuall fender.
I thought if i would trim that part a little,it would be easier to roll.
and yes i still çare about the infiniti.
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Also, I'm not sure if you will be on a lift or not but I had to be in neutral to roll the rears so keep that in mind.
Good luck! Post up some pics when you get it done.
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You asked our opinion about those wheels, you were given the correct answer and yet you still continue with your quest? Now, you're going to destroy your wheel wells just to get those fugly wheels to fit...they never will! How much is it going to cost to have a body shop repair the fenders of your sedan? Best advice: wake up! Sell those wheels and never look back, you'll be $$ and lots of it ahead!
Gary
Gary