heres my take on the job. theyll have to work for my 33s until someone makes some glass. sucks the paint chipped a little bit when i rolled the lip...
suggestions, comments, flames, its all good![]()
![]() |
||||||||
|
heres my take on the job. theyll have to work for my 33s until someone makes some glass. sucks the paint chipped a little bit when i rolled the lip...
suggestions, comments, flames, its all good![]()
Membership in the largest desert racing community has its advantages
- Participate in Forum Discussions
- Send and Receive Private Messages
- Maintain Public Photo Albums
- Access to Groups
- User Profile in our Social Network
- Increased Access to more Sub Forums
- Reduced Online Advertisements
Join our community today
Did you use a heat gun when you rolled the lip... I had to roll mine on my street car and pulled it off without chipping any paint...
If laughter is the best medicine, I am part of its corrupt pharmaceutical lobby![]()
UNDERGROUND R.A.DESIGNS ORANGE ARMY SOLDIER LEMONS RACER CAMBURG FAST-aid WTAR
no, i pie cut and bent all the tabs back. have to get the front glass painted might as wel have them fix the back lol
If laughter is the best medicine, I am part of its corrupt pharmaceutical lobby![]()
UNDERGROUND R.A.DESIGNS ORANGE ARMY SOLDIER LEMONS RACER CAMBURG FAST-aid WTAR
nice! ill keep that in mind. doesnt look like that rolls as tight as i got mine. which is probably the reason the paint chipped anywho.
they adjust. slow adjustments with heat applied to the fender can do a really good job. All the tuner kids and "hella flush" wheel kids do it. I have seen fully creased fenders that had no chipping or cracks...
its a slow and tedious process but it works...
truck looks cool anyway...
If laughter is the best medicine, I am part of its corrupt pharmaceutical lobby![]()
UNDERGROUND R.A.DESIGNS ORANGE ARMY SOLDIER LEMONS RACER CAMBURG FAST-aid WTAR
The bedsides turned out good man, the truck looks great!
7241/8041 -4130 clothing-WickedHP-Gearworks-Baja Designs- BITD - Fraction Time worker at HnM Racing Design - (951)-304-3132
thank you! i surprised myself that i was able to pull them that far without creasing anything. these dakotas have some strange body lines i didnt think would cooperate.