My friend is basically giving me a super rare set of 16x9 jdm guiiles...I would use a bat but I think I need a more extreme type of roll to make these beasts fit..oh yeah there like 35 offset
Thanks in advance

 

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I don't know man....thats gonna stick out alot with 35offset!!!!

 

i have no idea, but give us pic's of the wheels,

 

yeah 16x9 is hella wide with a 35 mm offset. it might looks hella ugly because the wheel would stick out too far, but good luck with it. i would suggest a bat, dont really know of any other way of doing it unless you wanna replace the whole fender but then you cant replace the rear fender.

 

a +35 will NOT stick out to far. When wedsports sa90 first came to the states it was a +35 and everyone was drooling over the set on my car when it was black. Dont listen to the haters....and Yes there is a fender rolling tool. you rin cali so you should be able to find a shop that has one. I know wheelchoice sells them or used to anyways.

 

get some pics of those bad boys

 

What wheels are those?

 

don't do it.

 

pics dammit pics

 

I rolled my supra's fenders because of the super offset i have. 28 rear and 35 front. Rolling my fenders wise, i took my car to a reputable shop. They did my fenders for $60 for front and 60 for the rear. You just need to watch out for scratching and peelingof the paint. YOu MUST MUST MUST use a low heat ( heat gun or hair dryer) to virtually heat up the paint and clear coat to keep it from cracking. Using a top quality roller is always good too!

All in all, i have had some ricer honda buddies try to roller their fenders by themselves...and it LOOKED HORRIBLE. Take your prized posetion to a shop, preferably a body shop that does this type of work on a regular basis. Its saves you the time/money/headache of it all.

I would spend my $120 all over again if i had to. It took them 2 hours total for all 4 corners. very tedius, but to get the best results PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE

Later gators,
-Jonathan

 

Ya take it to good body shop itll be worth the money, my friends dad owns one out here and they do it all the time. Just ask around.

 

this thread is worthless without pics

 

How about some pictures? what kind of tires are you going to use?

 

Why not cut them with a torch. Ive seen that done, and that works way more effectively than rolling them with a bat.

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=983086

 

http://www.overboost.com/story.asp?id=131

do it right the first time. thats all i have to say.


-Jonathan