Darbadocious

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any of you guys know how to do a proper fender roll and wouldn't mind giving me hand sometime. i'm taking chunks out of my tires.

the_merv

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What size Tires..and where you taking chunks out of them..

Darbadocious

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315's with about an 1.5" drop. it's more like long gashes and its where the tread transitions into the sidewall.

the_merv

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Where is it hitting on the Car..inside or outside?

slowandrichws6

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i have the same problem, 1.5 in drop and 315's, it takes long shavings off of the outside of the tire when it rubs, i took the handle of a floor jack and used it to role it as much as i could but it still rubs when i take corners and bumps.

EGV00TA

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i used a softball bat to roll the iner fender when i had my T/A take your time.

the_merv

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^^

That's like sayin you used a Fryin Pan to kill a fly..lol

What about a Rubber Mallet?

EGV00TA

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you dont hit the inside of the fender with anything you will **** it up you get some one to get in the car and go forward and in reverse as you place the bat on the tire and roll it in your hands as the car moves don't forget to apply some downward pressure on the bat as it rolls this will roll the inner lip flush and even with out messing up the fender. i'll help you out if you want.

Darbadocious

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yea man i'd appreciate it. let me know a good time for you.

1cleanbird

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yup thats exactly what you do. I had to do this on my old 98' sierra with a 4' 6' drop on 20's. Works great! It may rub a tad after ward on big bumps but surely it won't take chunks outta your tires.

the_merv

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I see..I see..

slowandrichws6

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i just beat the **** out of mine mabey thats why it still takes little slivers out

EGV00TA

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