Anyone local to Seattle roll fenders?
#18
03-31-2012, 06:15 PM
hit up Ray at Garage Autohero:
http://www.garageautohero.com/index.html
he's a one man shop and is really well known for his fender work. i did a minor roll on my M3... and for a decent price. he is well known amongst the stancewars crowd (admittedly, not my style but figured if he can do that kind of fender work, he can do minor rolls as well).
email him here: fourdoor510@yahoo.com
he's pretty busy so may take a few emails to get his attention.
http://www.garageautohero.com/index.html
he's a one man shop and is really well known for his fender work. i did a minor roll on my M3... and for a decent price. he is well known amongst the stancewars crowd (admittedly, not my style but figured if he can do that kind of fender work, he can do minor rolls as well).
email him here: fourdoor510@yahoo.com
he's pretty busy so may take a few emails to get his attention.
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04-13-2012, 10:29 AM
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hit up Ray at Garage Autohero:
http://www.garageautohero.com/index.html
he's a one man shop and is really well known for his fender work. i did a minor roll on my M3... and for a decent price. he is well known amongst the stancewars crowd (admittedly, not my style but figured if he can do that kind of fender work, he can do minor rolls as well).
email him here: fourdoor510@yahoo.com
he's pretty busy so may take a few emails to get his attention.
http://www.garageautohero.com/index.html
he's a one man shop and is really well known for his fender work. i did a minor roll on my M3... and for a decent price. he is well known amongst the stancewars crowd (admittedly, not my style but figured if he can do that kind of fender work, he can do minor rolls as well).
email him here: fourdoor510@yahoo.com
he's pretty busy so may take a few emails to get his attention.
So now I'm either going to swap the front's for a different size or I'm going to swap the whole set get V2's which look like they'll clear the calipers without spacers (more ideal)... still probably have to roll the rear fenders however.
#20
04-13-2012, 11:38 AM
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How big of spaces did you have to order 10mm? If these end up fitting that V is going to look sick. Please keep us posted!
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04-23-2012, 10:52 AM
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Rep Power: 69 I need to get these damn boxes out of my office, I can't get to my xray folders.
Did I mention I ordered three sets of lug nuts in different colors to see what looks best? I think I have a problem.
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04-24-2012, 11:46 AM
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Wow! 4mm that's all that was needed hahaha, crazy! Glad to hear that everything is in and ready to go. I cant wait to see this thing.
Lugs are what really finish it off, you have to make sure you use the ones you like. Hope you'll be able to return the ones you aren't going to use.
Lugs are what really finish it off, you have to make sure you use the ones you like. Hope you'll be able to return the ones you aren't going to use.
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05-01-2012, 06:42 PM
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I think James snapped these.. I'll get some more shots up later after I get it all dialed in. Gonna be rolling those rear fenders next week... it's not bad, but a big enough heave and it'll buzz a bit. Car looks pretty darn aggressive. .
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05-02-2012, 10:05 AM
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