Flared camaro fenders
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I've never heard anyone call it a rear fender. Looks good, at first I thought they looked too pointed and sharp in the middle of the flare on the quarter, then I realized thats just the angle of the picture.
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Been a member for a while and never posted, but this looks exactly like the factory should have gone with in the first place. This has always been my biggest disappointment with my 4th gen(the rear fenders).
The question I have is; by doing this, does the opening above the tire have to be raised, or can it be done in such a way as to keep the reveal the same?
Very nice work.
The question I have is; by doing this, does the opening above the tire have to be raised, or can it be done in such a way as to keep the reveal the same?
Very nice work.
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Been a member for a while and never posted, but this looks exactly like the factory should have gone with in the first place. This has always been my biggest disappointment with my 4th gen(the rear fenders).
The question I have is; by doing this, does the opening above the tire have to be raised, or can it be done in such a way as to keep the reveal the same?
Very nice work.
The question I have is; by doing this, does the opening above the tire have to be raised, or can it be done in such a way as to keep the reveal the same?
Very nice work.
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If you take the plastic grill out of the scoop, there is a ridge and looks unfinished, so I filed the ridge off and fiberglassed it to transition nicely into the scoop. Also the top of the scoop is about a 1/4" taller towards the front as seen in the side profile shots. They are subtle mods, but still a lot of work to accomplish.
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If you take the plastic grill out of the scoop, there is a ridge and looks unfinished, so I filed the ridge off and fiberglassed it to transition nicely into the scoop. Also the top of the scoop is about a 1/4" taller towards the front as seen in the side profile shots. They are subtle mods, but still a lot of work to accomplish.
Ahhhh okay, I knew I was missing something. Thanks for clarifying and it definitely did come out great.