Originally Posted by dphillipsB13
I find this interesting, coming from the guy who has bought the fender roller ( the tool used to achieve maximum wheel fitment or as close to the fender as possible for that FLUSH look) and is renting it out to the forum.
Just sayin....
I find this interesting, coming from the guy who has bought the fender roller ( the tool used to achieve maximum wheel fitment or as close to the fender as possible for that FLUSH look) and is renting it out to the forum.
Just sayin....
A fender roller can be used to make your car Hellaflush, however my intended use of the tool is to allow for wider wheels and tires to be used. Not for a slammed, cambered out look but for actual track performance.
I know that 205/50/15 tires can rub on the rear fender lips sometimes. It was only my intention to provide a means of fixing that problem for most folks at a decent price. On at least 1 of my cars I plan on running a 225/45/15 tire on a 8 inch rim. Without rolling the fenders I am not sure how that would be possible.
I own 5 cars so it makes sense for me to just buy one and if I can help other people out so be it. I am the first one to admit it that I am a hater of Hellaflush. I also hate knockoff parts, and other things I feel don't move the automotive industry forward as a whole.
Driving on tires that are stretched are dangerous, so is mounting them
Last edited by Jimithin7000
on 2011-05-20
at 15-30-48.