Fender rolling

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Welcome to Stangnet. Rolling Fenders is not my area but there a few in here who may be able to direct you somewhere. Could you post an example of what you have and what you are looking to go to please. That may help them see what they can do for you
 
Welcome to Stangnet. Rolling Fenders is not my area but there a few in here who may be able to direct you somewhere. Could you post an example of what you have and what you are looking to go to please. That may help them see what they can do for you
I have a 1990 foxbody mustang I want to go 18's all the way around i know I'll probably need to roll back fenders especially 275/35 /18 in the back just know how to seen video's but thats it
 

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I bought this and it was worth it. Mostly because I'll buy another s10 truck and roll them also. But I rolled the rear quarters on my convertible with this tool and no rubbing anymore. If you were closer i'd just let you borrow it.

Edit: My rear tires are 275/45/R17.
 

I bought this and it was worth it. Mostly because I'll buy another s10 truck and roll them also. But I rolled the rear quarters on my convertible with this tool and no rubbing anymore. If you were closer i'd just let you borrow it.

Edit: My rear tires are 275/45/R17.
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a fellow rochestarian, Welcome. We were painting the car and doing body work so we hammer and dolly' d them then fixed any of the imperfections, the Eastwood tool everyone is mentioning would be your best bet to not screw up your paint.

What wheels are you going for? the offset/backspacing matters too. I'm running a 275/40/18 on the rear of my car the wheel is 18x10 with a a 25MM offset I ended up having to use spacers to get the wheel out as it was rubbing the inner.
 
a fellow rochestarian, Welcome. We were painting the car and doing body work so we hammer and dolly' d them then fixed any of the imperfections, the Eastwood tool everyone is mentioning would be your best bet to not screw up your paint.

What wheels are you going for? the offset/backspacing matters too. I'm running a 275/40/18 on the rear of my car the wheel is 18x10 with a a 25MM offset I ended up having to use spacers to get the wheel out as it was rubbing the inner.
 
Yeah I'm going with 18×10 also with a 275/35/18 wheel ... what type of spacer are you using got a feeling it's going to rub also in the wheel well I already remove my quad shocks I might need a spacer also what type or size I need
 
Yeah I'm going with 18×10 also with a 275/35/18 wheel ... what type of spacer are you using got a feeling it's going to rub also in the wheel well I already remove my quad shocks I might need a spacer also what type or size I need

I used a 5/16 inch spacer, it rubbed pretty good, I removed the quad shocks and "massaged" the inner fender, I might try out a 1/4 inch spacer to bring them in a hair, the Car isn't on the road yet so I can't test it out on our wonderful roads but driving around the block nothing is rubbing, here are few pics to show how much room I have.
 

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I used a 5/16 inch spacer, it rubbed pretty good, I removed the quad shocks and "massaged" the inner fender, I might try out a 1/4 inch spacer to bring them in a hair, the Car isn't on the road yet so I can't test it out on our wonderful roads but driving around the block nothing is rubbing, here are few pics to show how much room I have.
Looks good so did you massaged the inner fender wells first or after you put the 5/16 spacers in just wonder if I have to do both
 
Looks good so did you massaged the inner fender wells first or after you put the 5/16 spacers in just wonder if I have to do both
So are you from Rochester? I selling my cobra r rims and tires I just bought and put on this week 245/45/17
 

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Ok so if I went with 5/16 spacers should I be fine without massaging the fenders well ?

spacers were to pull it away from the inner fender tub not the fender lips, the Lips still had to be rolled or you'll cut the tire. I've run 18x10's on all my foxes the vert and white gt had 285/3518's with 22MM offset wheels and all needed the fender lips rolled
 

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spacers were to pull it away from the inner fender tub not the fender lips, the Lips still had to be rolled or you'll cut the tire. I've run 18x10's on all my foxes the vert and white gt had 285/3518's with 22MM offset wheels and all needed the fender lips rolled
I hear ya I just hope I dont screw it up I live near Greece maybe I can come by and check out your stang I'll bring mine over