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Parello9 11-14-2015 12:34 PM

Front arch roll or cut ?
 
As everyone knows the rear arch has absolutly no lip so i cant tuck my wheel hard when aired out. :)

But on the front there is a slight lip and i want my arch sittin on rim

So what have you stance guys done roll it? Or angle grind it off?

Or anything else?

Id rather ask for advice before cutting into my arch

Thanks

DEpointfive0 11-14-2015 01:33 PM

And this is the beginning of the end

birdman71 11-14-2015 03:51 PM

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Parello9 11-15-2015 07:48 AM

Anyone?

JARblue 11-15-2015 08:01 AM

Don't hurt that poor 370Z :(

Get a 350Z for your project :twocents:

Parello9 11-15-2015 08:27 AM

Lol theres more stanced cars on here so thought id ask the question

SouthArk370Z 11-15-2015 08:37 AM

Just about anything that adversely affects handling or performance tends to get less-than-helpful comments on this site. ;)

kenchan 11-15-2015 08:48 AM

basically leave the suspension alone, add a front swaybary 30%+ stiffer, and RE11's done.

Parello9 11-15-2015 08:59 AM

yeah you get that a lot on forums (keyboard warriors etc) but its tuned already performance wise the only next step further is turbo or supercharge

i just dont want the tire to scrape the arch which it doesn't now its just in case

kenchan 11-15-2015 09:14 AM

swaybary... lol'ed at my own post.

Parello9 11-16-2015 03:04 AM

So no one has rolled their arches?

NorthStyle 11-16-2015 04:42 AM

I don't recall seeing anyone here that has shaved their fenders, only rolled them (but I haven't been here long so...).

Another thing to be wary about is this: If you do plan on shaving the fender, you should try and gauge the overall thickness of them. Reason being is unless they're double-walled (I believe that's the correct term) shaving them will weaken the structural integrity so airing out and having your fender sit on the rim could buckle the fender.


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