Rolling Fenders On 03/04 Cobra's

[lumbeeboi16]

Ok guys this probably has been beat too death but I need some opinions. I have a staggered set of 18's running a 10.5 in the rear. I am thinking about running 335's in the rear they look awesome but I am worried about rolling my fenders. Will it hurt the body of the car? If you decided too run a 315 later would it look stupid? HELP ME OUT GUYS:what:

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[ScreamingFast]

You can roll them and it won't hurt the body if you know what your doing (you can warp the panel) . If you do it yourself you need to take your time. I have 10.5's with 315's and they look pretty wide so I can't magine a 335 back there.......just sick!

 

[lumbeeboi16]

I think I will stick with 315's seems less of a hassle

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[05satinGT]

Just roll them. I borrowed a buddies fender roller, the legit one that goes on the hub and I used a heat gun. I watched a couple YouTube videos and went for it. I didn't mess the paint up at all and it's mint. I did the driver side first and the passenger side came out perfect cuz I learned how to do it. Better safe than sorry, especially it your car is low like mine.

 

[LETHAL03COBRA]

I have 335's on 10.5 Reps and they will rub if I hit a big dip in the road at high speeds with a full tank of gas. Fenders need to be rolled. I'm on H&R race springs with a 3/8 spacer on the rear. Probably going with 315 Toyo 888 for the next set.

 

[lumbeeboi16]

I have H&R sport springs yea I am feeling 315's big time

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[D-MANN]

get the fender roller from eastwood.Make sure you keep the paint on the hot side to touch to avoid cracking.Many have done it.Taking your time and heating is the key.Work a bit of the fender at a time.

 

[SonicBlur2003]

I have 335s with a 10.5 rear. Running the lopro IRS bolts and a 3.8 spacer. Tire was rubbing before. after rolling fenders its great

 

[X3FBrian]

I used a heatgun and a BFH. Took about 20 minutes per side. Just heat about five inches across and tap tap tap and move along.

 

[lumbeeboi16]

get the fender roller from eastwood.Make sure you keep the paint on the hot side to touch to avoid cracking.Many have done it.Taking your time and heating is the key.Work a bit of the fender at a time.

Thats what everyone is saying take your time

I have 335s with a 10.5 rear. Running the lopro IRS bolts and a 3.8 spacer. Tire was rubbing before. after rolling fenders its great

Sounds Good

I used a heatgun and a BFH. Took about 20 minutes per side. Just heat about five inches across and tap tap tap and move along.

Thanks


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[cobracide]

I've had GS-D3s and Nittos 315s on a 10.5" rim with a filed down IRS bolt. Never had an issue. If you want 335s it's roll time.

 

[STEVEOUSMC]

I have 10.5 on it now just 17s