i have a 99 civic em1 i just put some lowering springs and everytime i turn the corner or do u turns it will make like a noice with the tires with the fenders and my friend said that i roll up the fenders but he does not know how. anybody help thanx

 

You just "bend" them from what I kno. IDK I took mine out, though I dont recommend you do that...

 

1-Jack up the front of the car, remove front wheels
2-Remove the fender liners if you havnt already done so.
3-Gut a baseball bat or a hammer with a decent sized handle
4-Stick the bat or hammer handle along the inside of the fender (where the wheels would be rubbing) and apply preesure and move along the inside lip of the fender-the objective here is to bend or roll the edge of the fender up and in so it no longer rubs against your tire

 

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...earch&aq=f&oq=

there's many many videos and FAQ's

 

Are you sure your not just hitting the inner fender/splash guards??

 

make sure u use a heat gun or else youll chip your paint

 

iv seen people use propain on paint but i think thats kind of risky

 

jack the car up. stick something with a large enough diameter between the wheel and fender, hold object at and angle and slowly lower the car and roll the object between the fender and wheel.
I used a baseball bat and the handle to my jack it worked pretty good.

 

I'd take it somewhere to have them rolled if I were you.

 

BINGO~

 

be sure to heat up the area being roled or your paint will chip

 

thanx for the help

 

i am going to try that bat and heatgun fursure and its the fender it hits

 

hey before you do all that make sure its not just loose lug nuts.

 

Werd...or borrow a fender roller. A shop should charge less than $100 for this. I had all four rolled for $40 with perfect results and no paint issues.

 

yea def get a fender roller or borrow one is your best bet

 

fersure ill go to a shop see if could borrow one and i checked its no loose lug nuts but thanx man

 

x2

 

this thread is over played now...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWMKM6wcvEo there is your answer its japanese but just watch its a DIY

 

wow ..didnt know that, what does the heat do........?

 

since your fairly close go to
DRIFTSPEED
11082 Winners Cir., #B
Los Alamitos CA 90720
Tel 562-342-9000

they use this tool

http://www.tirerack.com/images/acces.../fenderlip.jpg