I have a professional fender rolling tool for sale from eastwood only used once to roll my rear fenders on my 996tt. This will work great contrary to what you've heard, I will supply the extra hardware to be able to bolt them on to 5 x 150 996tt turbo hub. price $200 plus shippng.

Or, if someone would like to rent it I will supply all the harware needed to roll your fenders professionally. if you plan on running 12" rears with 315's and GT2 offsets you will need this tool.

pm or email if interested.

tia,
oak

 

can we see pic's for your car before and after ?

thank you

 

ok, sure just need to find the time to take some pics and post em. please be patient.

 

Oak I know you are very particular. Did this tool do the job to your liking? I might be interested in renting it and sending it back to you. I am running 315's that are awfully close to rubbing and would like the safety margin. PM me as to amount and conditions.

 

yes, the tool worked great. this tool does a professional job infact I think it did a better job than some of the roll jobs I've seen on factory GT2's. I have the h&r spacer which goes on first then the tool mounts up then the shims and the metric bolts that mounts onto the rotor. you do not use lug bolts. I used this tool to do the rears, not sure about the fronts.

I'll rent it for a fair price feel free to email me. and we can discuss a price. I will rent it out as long as it's returned undamaged and postage paid both ways.

 

I have some good tips, contrary to what youve heard to use the heat gun to soften the paint, I would not recommend using this as it has a tendency to loosen up the undercoating that is under the paint and tendency to sluff off once the roller makes contact. email me and I'll give you some insight on how to get a good roll.

 

These are great tools. As I have one also. But word to the wise. Sneak up on it, if too much pressure is put with them too fast, they will crack the paint. I know too well. I messed up one side, but since then I've used the Eastwood tool successfully many times.

 

I need another one - email me a pic of the tool so I can see its condition to peter@wheelexperts.com

thanks oak!

 

I am interested in renting it!

 

I've used the eastwood tools to roll out my rear fenders, it done the job easy with professional finished.

 

sorry, I will post up pics shortly.

 

sorry for the crappy pics. here's what it looks like.

 

ok i'll take it, let me know what to do from here

thanks

 

Wheel Experts? Are you located in LA? Do you roll both Front and Rear? How much?

I have 15mm spacers front and rear and get the slightest hint of rubbing at max compresion. Please PM me. I may not visit this link....

 

No, we are in Dallas, TX - sorry!