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Hey Guys,
Need some advice on fender rolling. I have contacted Pro Tuning Performance in Fort Worth and they have a good rep, but said their roller will not fit the 6 lug. I called a few body shops and they said without paint work they are unable to work the metal. Where have you folks gone? Im good with anywhere in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Or if someone has some MAP trailing arms up for grabs that would work too!
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Need some advice on fender rolling. I have contacted Pro Tuning Performance in Fort Worth and they have a good rep, but said their roller will not fit the 6 lug. I called a few body shops and they said without paint work they are unable to work the metal. Where have you folks gone? Im good with anywhere in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Or if someone has some MAP trailing arms up for grabs that would work too!
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I would buy one, but I can't seem to even find one that will fit our bolt pattern! Eastwood made a truck adapter but it only goes out to 6x107 from my understanding, and it is not made any longer. If I could track one down maybe I would be able to enlarge the holes? Still looking for suggestions!
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I'm thinking redrill the holes. Thats my plan. Either that or an adapter 6x115 to 5x4.75
Just ordered one today from eastwood
Just ordered one today from eastwood
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Maybe something like this:
http://adaptitusa.com/6x550to5x112wheeladapter-7.aspx
see if they'll sell one for $25. might be cheaper this route.
http://adaptitusa.com/6x550to5x112wheeladapter-7.aspx
see if they'll sell one for $25. might be cheaper this route.
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the one that was used on mine was universal. It basically had 4 very wide and rounded holes to where it can basically fit anything with a regular hub.
best thing I ever did. without it i couldn't tuck my 20x10.5s on a 285.
best thing I ever did. without it i couldn't tuck my 20x10.5s on a 285.
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we have a fender roller from east wood, we have used it on a lowerd 6 lug truck befor but i dont know it it will fit a V, i can check later today- it was only like 300$ shipped. it works beautiful man
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I just purchased a cheap knockoff unit from Fleebay and then modified the mount
with a hand drill and milling machine, I am sure you could use a hand dremel instead.
The top two holes needed to be slotted and added two new ones on the bottom to get it to sit flat.
mine had a multi hole setup for mounting.
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with a hand drill and milling machine, I am sure you could use a hand dremel instead.
The top two holes needed to be slotted and added two new ones on the bottom to get it to sit flat.
mine had a multi hole setup for mounting.
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Hey EZ, i am in Rockwall, just outside Dallas looking for the same thing so let me know if you find a solution, might be willing to go in on a roller like racebyu did if interested!
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Thanks guys for all the ideas! I picked up a set of MAP trailing arms and that should fix my problem for now. I may still end up rolling the fenders if I lower my car much more. Johnrowdy I will let you know if I purchase a roller!
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http://adaptitusa.com/6-lugto5-lugadapters.aspx
6 X 114.3 to 5 X 110 Wheel Adapter
Sale Price: $99.75
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6 X 114.3 to 5 X 110 Wheel Adapter
ADAPTER LUG NUTS INCLUDED
FREE SHIPPING (USA ONLY)
PRICE IS FOR 1 ADAPTER
Btw, I don't see any 6 x 115 there either.