Do i have to roll my finder for 315's
02-23-2008, 11:34 AM
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Just get a f*n hammer and do it yourself...gentle-like..no problem...the inner lip is just sheet-metal...no big deal...just start at one end and tap/tap/tap/tap.....simple...I do not know WHY anyone says.."GET THEM ROLLED" just bend the stupid metal out of the way.....ROLLED..???WASTE OF MONEY. 
WE do not have a FERRARI/LAMBO/ROLLS.
WE do not have a FERRARI/LAMBO/ROLLS.And damn dude, so many of your posts are stupid. It may not be a Ferrari, but I'm sure he still worked hard and cares about his car!
02-23-2008, 01:51 PM
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i had to remove the bump stops of course and bend the mounts down out of the way, but other than that no problem. i have a stock ride height car though. if i do lower it, i will definitely "roll" the fenders. none of that hammer sh*t on paint, i care about my car!
02-23-2008, 08:20 PM
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I bought my car with 315's on the rear, now its not lower'd but they ground the inside of the wheel well and some of the bump stop. but the tire never touched the quarter....
02-24-2008, 02:07 AM
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buddy When my buddy had his Fikse Fm'5's on his TA he didn't have to do anything to it. His car wasn't lowered and he did have Nittos though. He traded his TA in and kept the wheels for some reason, wished I could afford to buy them from him, they have practically brand new Nittos all the ay around.
Let me know bro. 