How did you guys roll your fenders?
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How did you guys roll your fenders?
I need to get it done.
Did you guys just bring it to a bodyshop or do it yourselves?
if so, then what did you use to roll it with.
Thanks!
Did you guys just bring it to a bodyshop or do it yourselves?
if so, then what did you use to roll it with.
Thanks!
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I've done mine and my friend's TT at his garage with eastwood roller. The tool will not direct fit with 5X130 but some how it will work with one of the rotor bolt.
http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?i...emType=PRODUCT
http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?i...emType=PRODUCT
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+1 on the Eastwood peiece. This is what we use. Works well. Go gentle and keep working it until you get it where you want it....Word to the wise. You can use a wheel spacer to make an adapter to fit the tool.
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I used 3 lb mallet with duct tape on the striking end. 15 minutes total for both rear fenders (the fronts are already done).
It's looks, feels and works perfect.
It's looks, feels and works perfect.
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Oh man that would be priceless.
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Did mine with a fender roller (used a grinder to make it fit the bolt pattern) and a heat gun to soften the paint to prevent cracking. Worked perfect. The rear 335s fit perfect with a bit of -Camber.
