2003 benzo....lorinser
07-29-2003, 07:40 AM
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Originally posted by ericktu
yea im gonna lower the car soon with some 20s....i cant imagine how much rubbing its gonna get! hahahaha but im taking it to a place to get the fenders rolled....NO RUBBING ANYMORE after the fenders are rolled :p
yea im gonna lower the car soon with some 20s....i cant imagine how much rubbing its gonna get! hahahaha but im taking it to a place to get the fenders rolled....NO RUBBING ANYMORE after the fenders are rolled :p
of course... full turning radius (I will never sacrafice that!)
Goodluck,
Endra
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07-29-2003, 11:34 PM
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Originally posted by EM25
I had Dubs before (20x9.5 all).... Lowered.....NO fender rollin.... just shaved inside and around the wheel clearance.... no rubs.
of course... full turning radius (I will never sacrafice that!)
Goodluck,
Endra
I had Dubs before (20x9.5 all).... Lowered.....NO fender rollin.... just shaved inside and around the wheel clearance.... no rubs.
of course... full turning radius (I will never sacrafice that!)
Goodluck,
Endra
07-30-2003, 06:33 AM
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Originally posted by EM25
I had Dubs before (20x9.5 all).... Lowered.....NO fender rollin.... just shaved inside and around the wheel clearance.... no rubs.
of course... full turning radius (I will never sacrafice that!)
Goodluck,
Endra
I had Dubs before (20x9.5 all).... Lowered.....NO fender rollin.... just shaved inside and around the wheel clearance.... no rubs.
of course... full turning radius (I will never sacrafice that!)
Goodluck,
Endra
07-30-2003, 07:07 PM
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Originally posted by vraa
You car looks killer man! From the pic it looks like you have some unbelievable sunsets too!
You car looks killer man! From the pic it looks like you have some unbelievable sunsets too!
07-30-2003, 07:15 PM
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Erick, make sure you and your body body shop that will do the "fender rolling" know WHERE the rubbing is coming from. From what Ive seen in person and on these forums 90% of the rubbing on the S model comes from the rubber lining inside the fender toward the rear, not the actual metal in the middle, top part of the fender. All you have to do is take your hand and rub (no pun intinded) your fingers inside the fender and where you feel the tire residue thats where you know its rubbing. Cutting out some of that rubber lining in the inside should do the trick. But make sure you and the body shop get "your ducks in a row" before you do the work and start doing unneccessary alterations. Good Luck with it though.
07-30-2003, 08:37 PM
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Originally posted by dmike67
Erick, make sure you and your body body shop that will do the "fender rolling" know WHERE the rubbing is coming from. From what Ive seen in person and on these forums 90% of the rubbing on the S model comes from the rubber lining inside the fender toward the rear, not the actual metal in the middle, top part of the fender. All you have to do is take your hand and rub (no pun intinded) your fingers inside the fender and where you feel the tire residue thats where you know its rubbing. Cutting out some of that rubber lining in the inside should do the trick. But make sure you and the body shop get "your ducks in a row" before you do the work and start doing unneccessary alterations. Good Luck with it though.
Erick, make sure you and your body body shop that will do the "fender rolling" know WHERE the rubbing is coming from. From what Ive seen in person and on these forums 90% of the rubbing on the S model comes from the rubber lining inside the fender toward the rear, not the actual metal in the middle, top part of the fender. All you have to do is take your hand and rub (no pun intinded) your fingers inside the fender and where you feel the tire residue thats where you know its rubbing. Cutting out some of that rubber lining in the inside should do the trick. But make sure you and the body shop get "your ducks in a row" before you do the work and start doing unneccessary alterations. Good Luck with it though.
08-05-2003, 11:55 PM
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