FD3S fender roll at R&D factory in Montobello CA
www.rndfactory.com
rollin
FRONTS
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after
REARS
before....
after
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Honda s2K (fender liner trimming)
ok now we want to go low, fit big wheels roll the fenders but there are wires intakes lights, sensors hiding behind those fender liners. in some cases if the car you are working on is your DD you might want to keep this liner thats ok, ill show you how i mod liners on rolled flat front fenders.
Car : Honda s2000
the liner issue.
what you want to do is take out those plastic rivets that hold the liner tight to the fender.
leave just the furthest one up front and the one past the arch to keep the liner in place.
pull that liner down and make relief cuts every 3 inches or so, this will make trimming easier.
now trim away the section of liner where you are going to roll.
now you have some room to work with
this car had pushed out fender lips caused when the tire catches the fender edge and pulls it outwards
easy to fix
the work
left side
right side
thanks for reading
Car : Honda s2000
the liner issue.
what you want to do is take out those plastic rivets that hold the liner tight to the fender.
leave just the furthest one up front and the one past the arch to keep the liner in place.
pull that liner down and make relief cuts every 3 inches or so, this will make trimming easier.
now trim away the section of liner where you are going to roll.
now you have some room to work with
this car had pushed out fender lips caused when the tire catches the fender edge and pulls it outwards
easy to fix
the work
left side
right side
thanks for reading
S13 sr20, fresh paint, FLUSHED
previous customer needed his the front fenders rolled on his s13 rears were done some time in 2008, new wheels were purchased so fronts needed to be rolled
minor pull done in 2008
how the car sits now
rolled up and tucked
more pics of car
minor pull done in 2008
how the car sits now
rolled up and tucked
more pics of car
Evo X (cutting fenders info)
If any of you are Familiar with the racing scene here in the Inland empire (909) area, you might have heard of two brothers known for their big horse power Mitsubishi eclipses and Eagle talons, they go by the name of Marcus and Terry
well I had the pleasure of fitting Mr.Marcus's Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X
wheels: Enkei RPF1 18x10.5 +33
Tires: 275/35/18
suspension stock
pics
Pre roll
the fender had been cut down to the silicone molding, any further and I would have not been able to roll this car.
pros and cons of cutting fenders.
Pros:
inexpensive- anyone skilled with a die cutter or angle grinder can cut fenders
stock look- many VIP heads preffer cutting fenders because it keeps the exterior of the car looking stock
clearance - on a setup not too aggressive you may be able to achieve the gaping needed for your wheels and tire setup to clear the fennder
Cons:
sharp edge - you are still left with a jagged edge, that may do worse damage to the tires than having stock smooth untouched fender.
flexibility - in most cases once you cut the fender thats all you can do, you wont be able to pull or mold the fender to your desired shape or need.
damage - you are cutting the fender so you are breaking the paint.
in the case of this roll the cut wasn't too over the top. there was still about an 1/8th of the lip left to roll so we lucked out
pics
after the roll
nice and smooth, gained about a 1/2 inch more clearance.
thanks for reading
well I had the pleasure of fitting Mr.Marcus's Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X
wheels: Enkei RPF1 18x10.5 +33
Tires: 275/35/18
suspension stock
pics
Pre roll
the fender had been cut down to the silicone molding, any further and I would have not been able to roll this car.
pros and cons of cutting fenders.
Pros:
inexpensive- anyone skilled with a die cutter or angle grinder can cut fenders
stock look- many VIP heads preffer cutting fenders because it keeps the exterior of the car looking stock
clearance - on a setup not too aggressive you may be able to achieve the gaping needed for your wheels and tire setup to clear the fennder
Cons:
sharp edge - you are still left with a jagged edge, that may do worse damage to the tires than having stock smooth untouched fender.
flexibility - in most cases once you cut the fender thats all you can do, you wont be able to pull or mold the fender to your desired shape or need.
damage - you are cutting the fender so you are breaking the paint.
in the case of this roll the cut wasn't too over the top. there was still about an 1/8th of the lip left to roll so we lucked out
pics
after the roll
nice and smooth, gained about a 1/2 inch more clearance.
thanks for reading
08 SUBARU WRX 18x9+35
Owner: Ketchupfreak (nasioc.com)
wrb wrx fitting 18x9 +35's
fresh untouched
lowered on BC coilovers
difference between oem wrx wheels and 18x9's W/ 235's stretched
the work
[IMG]http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f154/Beto1987/fender%20rolling%20blog/IMG_1434.jpg[/IMG]
fender wheel fitment
aftermath
Thanks
wrb wrx fitting 18x9 +35's
fresh untouched
lowered on BC coilovers
difference between oem wrx wheels and 18x9's W/ 235's stretched
the work
[IMG]http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f154/Beto1987/fender%20rolling%20blog/IMG_1434.jpg[/IMG]
fender wheel fitment
aftermath
Thanks
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