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For those that have rolled their front fenders
Were you able to retain the fender liner?
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have any pics of it by any chance? i wanna run 255/35's but it wont work with my +12 offset without rolling
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You won't rub unless your running a negative offset. Had that tire size you wanted and no rubbing. I have a -5 offset in the front and rolled my fenders and came out good. With plus 12 you should be good.
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are you running springs or coilovers?
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bc br
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You might have to raise it a bit. But rubbing the inner linear isn't bad. When my car was slammed it was rubbin on my amuse bumper clip and it broke so I had to modify it.
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thats what i was afraid of, i like how low it is but during mountain runs the front like will scrape just from the sway. but im thinking hotchkis sways willl cure that.
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you can definitely roll the front fender and still keep the fender liner
wide wheels + wide tires = roll your fenders, no brainer so jealous of you guys having "pre-rolled" rear fender... |
Kinda crazy how the rear fender come pre rolled and the front doesn't. I adjusted my dampering and it helped my on runs.
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I was able to keep the fender liner. Just shave off the bumper tab and relocate it to the spot right above it. Take a box cutter to the fender liner and cut off the portion on the top that touches the fender. Problem solved. ;)
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just dont touch it when you roll your fenders and youll be fine :)
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My issue isn't rubbing the fender, but rather rubbing the liner right where the bump-out is for the front bumper mount. I'm throwing on an oil cooler next weekend so we'll see if I can't get some pictures up once I decide what I'm going to do about it.
I'm running nismo shocks/springs so my ride height is fixed save a pair of spring rubbers. |
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