Fender rolling???
Fender rolling???
I am needing to roll the lip on the rear fenders on my 87 mustang. The tires i have on there now rub really bad when i make a turn and when i launch at the track. Does anyone have a technique that works better than others? I really dont want to take a hammer to my feders! Any help is appreciated!
Last edited by YardSpecial; Dec 28, 2010 at 07:52 PM.
I just hate to spend that much money on something im probably only going to use once! Ive also seen one by that same company that is only $50, have you heard anything good about that one? That one is a little more in my price range! Lol
I used a baseball bat on my 89 Fox.
I jut posted your options, you can make the desicion based on how much you are willing to pay.
I bought a bat, LOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOvqQ...eature=related
I jut posted your options, you can make the desicion based on how much you are willing to pay.
I bought a bat, LOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOvqQ...eature=related
Last edited by YardSpecial; Dec 29, 2010 at 09:39 AM.
Originally Posted by FordFan87
I am needing to roll the lip on the rear fenders on my 87 mustang. The tires i have on there now rub really bad when i make a turn and when i launch at the track. Does anyone have a technique that works better than others? I really dont want to take a hammer to my feders! Any help is appreciated!
Originally Posted by FordFan87
Oh ok, i thought that you just beat on it with a bat! Lol.... Thank you for explaining! That doesnt sound too bad!
There must be someone locally who has the tools that can do it professionally for you. I checked out sometime ago nearby where I am and remember the cost of doing it was not too bad.
I've heard of people using a stout piece of PVC pipe for the same purpose though a bat is the "best" DIY solution if not using the $200+ fender lip rolling tool. Speaking of which, you could just buy it and rent it out to people in the area who want to have the same thing done to their cars.
FWIW, I got the $50 item too. Haven't used it yet. Just remember the pads are a wear item and a heat gun is recommended when using either tool because it lessens the chance of the paint cracking during the process.
FWIW, I got the $50 item too. Haven't used it yet. Just remember the pads are a wear item and a heat gun is recommended when using either tool because it lessens the chance of the paint cracking during the process.
The only people around here that would need to use it are buddys of mine so i probably would see any money! Lol.... My tool should be here at the beginning of next week so ill post how it works.
Well i went ahead and tryed my own way! I cut some releif joints and then tapped it all the way up with a hammer! The fenders are lipped now but on every releif joint it made a small bump on the outside of the fender! I guess now i got to do some body work and get it repainted! I wanted to post this and let everyone know not to do it this was unless you are wanting to do body work!




