mkiii supras with flush fitment

[Dylan JZ]

 

[SC61 MK3]

must... get... lower....

badass cars

 

[etikoner]

More pics please? Maybe from the side?

I love this thread <3

 

[Dylan JZ]

I posted some other pics in "the black supras thread" if you're interested.

btw, that car ^ looks fantastic.

 

[spiller]

looking at all these hot 'n dumped supras has really emphasized the fact that I need to slam my car some more! what are people using to roll fenders these days?

 

[Moy]

a fender roller

I don't mean to be a smart ass, but seriously lol

 

[jdmmk3]

a fender roller

I don't mean to be a smart ass, but seriously lol

well ive heard people use a blow dryer and a metal bat too,

 

[Moy]

well ive heard people use a blow dryer and a metal bat too,

well the RIGHT way is with a roller. Yes a heat gun or hair dryer should be used too. The heat warms the paint to a state where it becomes flexible, so that when you roll the fenders and create sharper edges, the paint doesn't crack and flake.

yes a baseball bat can be used, but it doesn't do the absolute best job. I've done fenders both ways, baseball bat was at a track on a drift car that needed clearance.
I've also used tin snips and just cut the "rolled" portion off and then used a sanding stone to grind down the edges so they aren't as sharp.

but using a fender roller is the best way to do it...

 

[etikoner]

I posted some other pics in "the black supras thread" if you're interested.

btw, that car ^ looks fantastic.

I'll check it out

So hot.

 

[Loki]

This car is perfect and makes me actually want to keep my Supra

 

[decepticonmk3]

Paint & fender roll coming this month. What do you guy's think?

Awesome! Def diggin it.

 

[SC61 MK3]

well the RIGHT way is with a roller. Yes a heat gun or hair dryer should be used too. The heat warms the paint to a state where it becomes flexible, so that when you roll the fenders and create sharper edges, the paint doesn't crack and flake.

yes a baseball bat can be used, but it doesn't do the absolute best job. I've done fenders both ways, baseball bat was at a track on a drift car that needed clearance.
I've also used tin snips and just cut the "rolled" portion off and then used a sanding stone to grind down the edges so they aren't as sharp.

but using a fender roller is the best way to do it...

Do most rim and tire shops have a fender roller?

 

[A. Jay]

find a new way home pizza boy...

I was skimming through this thread again and JUST realized what you did there ("sorry, road's closed...") :biglaugh:

BTW great cars!

 

[Blackdawg]

what rims are those? size and offsets?

 

[spiller]

what rims are those? size and offsets?

They are Lenso D1R, rear are 18x10 +22, front is 18x9 +15. tyres in the pics are 245/40 on the front and 275/35 rear. i've since gone to a 235/40 on the front and will probably use a 265/35 at the back just to match it up. My fenders have been rolled, but I need to pull the fronts a bit more so that I can lower it another half inch.

 

[etikoner]

Hello

 

[midnight_mk3]

 

[ians13]

yo

 

[rtrdpenguin]

 

[Blackdawg]

They are Lenso D1R, rear are 18x10 +22, front is 18x9 +15. tyres in the pics are 245/40 on the front and 275/35 rear. i've since gone to a 235/40 on the front and will probably use a 265/35 at the back just to match it up. My fenders have been rolled, but I need to pull the fronts a bit more so that I can lower it another half inch.

Thanks man! car looks sweet!!