plestin0

Can anybody recommend a shop that can do a quality fender rolling? I dont want to do it myself and I am more than willing to pay for good quality work. I am going to try to fit 18x10 +38 wheels with 265/35/18 tires on a 2012 WRX sedan. Thanks!

push2reloaded

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Not 100% sure if they still do it but call race factory or sonics and see what they say.
To be honest I've seen good things come from a blow dryer/stack of magazines and some patience

plestin0

I've heard of people using baseball bats, but not a stack of magazines. Thanks for the tip.

sneezerboi

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I've seen heat gun/ABS pipe with good results as well. Think baseball bat, but easier on the paint.

supersuk

I got one of the eastwood fender rollers...

Curve

Haole Pino got his cut and sealed rather than rolled, if that's an option for you.

Slydeways808

I can roll fenders, I have a roller also. You should fit those no problem, don't even need to flare. Just roll flat. I have 18x10 +25 on my 14 sedan right now

plestin0

Maybe we can do a show and tell one day if anyone can supply a roller and some skills?

How is this done? Tried to do a search but couldn't find anything.

Curve

Ask Dave (Haole Pino). He's got a Java Black Pearl 04 STi. He's usually at the meets on the Leeward side.

enzo350

iTrader: (1)

This has been brought up before on this forum. I vouched for Samson at Revision Audio. He did a good job on my '13 WRX.

Justzy

iTrader: (1)

Same here looking for someone to roll my rears.

GvKanny623

Sounds like my old set-up lol. Are they RPF1's?

the_truth

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When I had my wagon, revision rolled mine in a half hour and it was good. They let me watch and everything. Revision, done!

plestin0

How much were you guys charged per fender? Im leaning towards going to them now.

plestin0

Work XD9s