new pics, flushed, rolled and pulled

[sixxdeuce]

played around with the new fender roller, added, 20mm spacers for z brakes, rolled all 4 fenders, pulled the rears about 3/4 inch and it looks pretty nice all flushed out. barely clears with 2.8 neg front and 2 neg rear camber but no rubbing

[Toddles82]

holy **** son...I hope a mouse doesn't run out in front of you...you'll hit him with your front lip.

[i2ice4m3]

[MAXIMUS Nismo]

can't c the 2 top pics

[BaliLover]

I can't really tell, but it looks like the rear quarter panels buckled a bit from the pulling, or at least you appear to have a dent where they usually get one from pulling.

[sixxdeuce]

1 side had previous damage in that area, the pulling actually looks like it may have smoothed it out some, but not much. The side that didnt have damage still looks pretty good, no dents but it could be a bit smoother. We did my friends car 2 days before mine and it dented on both sides in the usual area, he wanted alot more extreme pull than i did though.

[Danrc30]

How did you do this? A tool? More info and pics please...

[marshun]

How did you do this? A tool? More info and pics please...

a fender roller you can look up.

but it looks good. are those 16's? or 15's? i cant decide what series tire to use

[sixxdeuce]

we used the eastwood fender roller. Its a tool that bolts to the hub and has 2 arms with angle and tension adjusters with a delrin wheel on the end that rolls out the fender lip.here is a pic of it being used on the car: and a pic of the tool off the car:hope that helps.They are 16's, with 205/50's
Modified by sixxdeuce at 3:58 AM 12/14/2004

[240DRFT]

what was this for?

[574-240sx]

Looks good. I will roll mine in the spring when its warmer.

[Danrc30]

How much was this tool and where do you get one?

[sixxdeuce]

Its about $250 shipped i think. I recommend chipping in with your friends or asking if people will pay you to do theirs when you get it ect. Otherwise its pretty pricey if your just gonna do your own fenders.

Edit* This tool is NOT needed for minor rolling purposes-extreme over kill, a bat or hammer will work fine, for super flat rolling and mostly just for pulling is when you need this.

http://www.eastwoodco.com/shop...31158

[Danrc30]

I went to their website. The picture there looks like it's only meant to gradually roll the lip in... not to actually flare the fenders...

[sixxdeuce]

well, I dont know that they want you to flare with it. I do know that we have sucessfully flaired out 2 S13's and 1 S14 so far with good results. And i know many others use this exact tool to pull as well.