Subject	did mine myself
Posted by	Metal_Slinger on June 17, 2015 at 12:44 PM
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In Reply To	professional rear fender pull posted by volcomstone550 on June 15, 2015 at 09:27 PM
Message	I just emailed you some pics of the process. I used a eastwood fender roller and a slide pull .. just keep working the fender roller at higher angles , cut the metal tab directly behind the rear bumper tab, it will allow the fender to stretch out without buckling. I am no body guy but was able to get a nice pull and flare with no creases or dents , I am fitting 295/35/19 on LMGT4s. less than 1 degree neg camber all tire is under fender and no rubbing, I will email you some better pics of the finished product when I get home, the email I sent you just has some pics I still had left on my phone.. if you take your time it is a easy DIY project. If you were here in dallas area I would come help ya out.
Follow Ups	professional rear fender pull - volcomstone550 21:27:07 06/15/15 I would start with whoever does hot rod or other high $ - LJZTT 22:02:23 06/15/15 another can of worms. local reputable body shop - volcomstone550 22:25:09 06/15/15 Who's vert is that? That pull looks good! (n/m) - MikeVar82 07:02:08 06/16/15 i dont know. saw it on random facebook group (n/m) - volcomstone550 15:28:16 06/16/15 did mine myself - Metal_Slinger 12:44:36 06/17/15 thanks for the email man. looks great..send some more pics - volcomstone550 15:45:08 06/17/15 I didnt really go for an OEM look.. - Metal_Slinger 10:43:15 06/18/15 Mind sending me the same would love to see how you did it. - MikeVar82 05:32:52 06/18/15
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