RickyJa

So I just bought some rims for my 97 prelude which is lowered. The rear rims touch the fender when cornering. I am trying to roll out the fenders so that the rims may fit better. Does anyone have the fender rolling tool to rent or loan? Or do you know someone or somewhere I can get this done?

Please let me know. I live in the Sterling area.

Thanks.

MICK LVN

everyone i knew just beat it out (when its warm so your paint doesnt chip) with a rubber mallet

LivinDreamsDC2

if u can't get the tool, all you need is
-car jack
-baseball bat
-heat gun
-a rag
<oldschool way

IntegraC05

i hear that way works well, the hammer thing doesn't sound good to me

LivinDreamsDC2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDTK9IjKIYU

watch n learn(i will never do like this though)

what you need is this

SMRFETT

Contact TurboQuad4 on here. He has this tool, lives in NOVA.

RickyJa

Guys,

Thanks for the suggestions. I am thinking about using some alternative methods but would like to wait a bit to see if there is anyone out there with the tool.

Will contact TurboQuad4.

professorman

I think you should wait and get the fender roller.

StreetRacer69

I have one on the way right now actually, I ordered it from eastwood last weekend so it should be here by early next week, I'll do all 4 for $70, and yes I have a heat gun.

LivinDreamsDC2

make sure sure where you about to roll there isn't any body work, or it's going to crack.