Thread #24797
hi guys, can anyone recommend a shop in OC to roll fenders? i'm running a 2000 q45T, thanks.
VIP Autosalon in Orange.
citytireonline.
hammer, newspapers, torch, done
[url]http://awdfitted.blogspot.com/[/url] you are welcome
[QUOTE=Blitz;369281][URL]http://awdfitted.blogspot.com/[/URL] you are welcome[/QUOTE] how much does he charge?
Phone book aparently
knguyen;369481 wrote:how much does he charge?
[QUOTE=knguyen;369481]how much does he charge?[/QUOTE] $20 a corner...
That is cheap. I would charge more lol if I did that much the car would have to come jacked up with no wheels
Kouki Monster;369492 wrote:That is cheap. I would charge more lol if I did that much the car would have to come jacked up with no wheels
[QUOTE=Kouki Monster;369492]That is cheap. I would charge more lol if I did that much the car would have to come jacked up with no wheels[/QUOTE] Yeah... It's a good deal. Especially from a guy who has alot of experience doing it.
Yeah granted he is limited on what he does. You can only go so far with a fender roller. Some cars he does I question the roll but pretty awesome none the less
Kouki Monster;369496 wrote:Yeah granted he is limited on what he does. You can only go so far with a fender roller. Some cars he does I question the roll but pretty awesome none the less
[QUOTE=Kouki Monster;369496]Yeah granted he is limited on what he does. You can only go so far with a fender roller. Some cars he does I question the roll but pretty awesome none the less[/QUOTE] Yeah I agree... some stuff is most likely the request of the customer... or sometimes people bring wheels that are just so damn wide that there is no choice but to do those strange flares. Of course you could do the real deal cut and weld but that is a whole new level.
[img]http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs254.snc6/180229_500237473692_568193692_6430840_3283662_n.jpg[/img]
if the fenders are just like the 1997 q45 then you wont really have to worry about damaging them because it rolls very easily, perfect, from what i was told when i got mine done. you can buy the rolling kit from PBM and just do it yourself if you wanted to.
^ over a month out.. PBM is on my shortlist. Phone book it
lol you gonna ***** out that picture aren't you? :smiley-rofl:
not just yellow pages, super yellow pages. i hope thats not how you actually did it.
No operation no form or method goes questioned. If it works, then ther is no problem with it. Being conventional is being close minded and beleive the is only one way to do something. Who knows maybe ancient egypt used phone books to roll those giant blocks along
you're over thinking your response and under thinking the process. the spine goes parallel to the tread of the tire. it will not compress as much as the pages so it could theoretically cause problems. more importantly, with the spine for to aft you can open the pages (unused pages rest on tire, pages in use hang down). this way you can go at it gradually by adding more pages instead of jamming 3.6 million residents in there at once. and since we're being all philosophical; failure is the only reason there are multiple possibilities.
lol I see what you are saying now.. no I didnt roll it like that with the spine jammed in it I did that for the photo
i used newspapers -- there's no spine to worry about haha
I almost forgot.. The Wheel Supply can roll fenders.. They are in Walnut.