my01ws6

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I have 17x11s in the rear and Im lowered....I really dont want to have to roll my fender lips or any of that mess....is there a tire size I can go with that will work with these rims that I wont have any problems with...

They are TTII's BTW...

TheLS1Kid

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Nitto DR's are skinny 315's to thats the route I would take.

TXws6

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may have some BFH with the nittos.... as far as rolling the fenders with the nittos...it will vary from car to car, i would recommend doing it anyways.. How low are you planing?

my01ws6

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PROKIT low or DMS....havent decided...but im leaning towards the prokit more....I have searched around town and NO ONE does fender rolling NO ONE!! LoL plus Im afraid of it cracking my paint....

I dont mind pounding the inner fender...I just dont want to have to have the fenders rolled...

zulatr

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Yeah... my club pres has 17x11 ZR1s on his car with Nitto DR 315s and another guy in the club just got some 35th rims widened to 11s w/ Nitto DR 315s. Those will work.

1bdbrd

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Im not sure if you are on MOFBODY.com or not but there is a member on there that does fender rolling and hes in Raymore. He rolled the fenders on my buddies 2000 Z28 for his 315 Nitto/Torq Thrust combo. I think his screen name is just simply Derek but I know thats his name. A post in the KC Section will get you in touch with him.

my01ws6

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The guy with the Black SS Trailblazer?

chupr0kabra

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Fender rolling is NOT hard, with a good roller and a heat gun. I had never done it before and it was really easy. Just make sure you take it slow and you'll be fine.


-Mike