Darwin

burned through the rubber liner, and now my rears are getting cut up by fender lip. =(

I need to get these rolled as soon as possible. Can anyone help out?

Imprezer

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MACHIII in San Fran will do it for you. They have a really nice high quality fender rolling thingie that works great. Gruppe-S also has one, but I am not sure if they do that for customers. Check with them.

Get LIC'd...?

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Nothing like a lead pipe and a little rolling action...

-Noah

Imprezer

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You can also use pliers, jack hammer or your own teeth. I guess it depends on what you are looking for.

As for myself, I just cut mine off with a dremel and spray painted it black to prevent rusting.

dan avoN7

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yea im going to just cut mine off with a dremel this week.

SsTiNgEr77

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does DPT offer this as a service? because im rubbing in the rear?

dan avoN7

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I don't offer any services that require cutting of the car but if you would like to stop by tommorow i would gladly let you borrow my dremel and help you out. May i ask why you're rubbing though, did you add a new part that may have changed the ride height of your car

2cam16

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Aluminum baseball/softball bat will do the trick too.

A 04 GUIZE

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i'd say rubber mallet

Darwin

Gruppe S said they could, but not before monday. =P

zoke

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is there any benefit to doing either method? or, is the structural benefit of the 90' OE lip lost by both cutting and rolling methods?

dan avoN7

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I was just informed that there are alot of spot welds on the fender so cutting it isnt the best way. I guess its back to rolling them for me

SsTiNgEr77

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ok... im glad DPT found out before they worked on my car, bump for a great shop!

AWD 20T

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I'm glad a thread was a made about this, because I am looking for someone to do mine as well...