I'm just looking for a place to get my rear fenders rolled. I believe autobac/autotoys said that they would both rears for $60. Are there any places that you guys trust and will do a good job for less money? thanks

 

Umm not sure about cheap but I know quality....you can try Javier from Uniq Imports...

 

Isn't that a contradiction??lol


Hit up Ross @ Midnight Garage. 6881 Stanton Ave. #C1
Buena park, ca 90621

He will either let u rent it or he can do it for you for more $$.

 

^Ohh thats right Ross opened the shop already huh....You can also try Ross. Great guy to work with as well

 

$60 for both rears? thats a great price. 3 years ago Super Autobacs charged me $100 for both rears

 

just do what I did. heat gun + mallet = Palo! J/K. depending on where you live is where I can refer ya. feel free to hit me up. I dont do it much less work on my own car either. LOL.

 

i do recall doing one side kirby...

 

I know man! LOL.

 

I actually rolled my rear fenders today. It was not as hard as I had anticipated. They came out pretty dam good.

This is what I used...plus my scissor jack...

 

http://www.wrongfitmentcrew.com/tech...vices-t670.htm
i have no experience with this guy.

 

hit me up

 

I just saw your thread. what did you do about the rear bumper screw that is continuous with the fender? did you leave that alone?

HKS thanks for the link.

 

I did not touch that bolt, but I read people filing it down or removing it and replacing it with a flat head. Some even just used zip ties. It was not causing problems for me so i left it alone.

 

I was just wondering if anybody has the # to Midnight Garage? Or even PM me a quote from Midnight?

 

Well after I took my car to get an alignment that dam bolt in the rear started eating away at my tire...so now I am debating on taking it off completely.

Well I took it off but it is still rubbing where the fender meets the rear bumper. Any suggestions on what to do??

 

its okay if youre rubbing over speed bumps, driveways, and bumps in the road. the expectation is not to rub when you driving straight on smooth roads at any speed. stiffer shock settings, narrower stretched tires, and more negative camber is the only cure if youre slammed, otherwise raise your car up alittle.

 

rubbing over speed bumps, driveways, and bumps in the road...is exactly what I am going through, but I noticed it push my bumper out (the part where the bolt is)

 

I need help with that as well....Damn bolt keeps me rubbing on bumps, and dips on the freeway....

 

Thanks for the input, a buddy and i decided to buy an eastman roller which help justify the cost. We'll probably rent it out in the future.

That bolt is slowly destroying my azenis, so my goal is to eliminate it. I put my stocks back on for now, but when i get time I'll try to fix it and hopefully share my success in the thread that dqlostsoulz bumped in the tc wheel thread.