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[TEHxFALLEN V1.2]

Ahhh that explains it all! Knew it wasn't going to be easy!

I'm afraid to roll fenders, but if you do.. does it crack the paint?

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Originally Posted by Duskin9

I was on megan coilovers, The car did rub if I were to hit a large bump, at that height prior to rolling the fenders. After I rolled them and trimmed up some of the fender liner that all went away and if it did rub is was once in a blue moon! I also had the wheels on the car when it was just lowered on springs and it never rubbed then.
Don't worry about the questions thats what forums are for! The wheels are really sweet, If i had a use for them still I would totally keep them; the compliments i got on the car went up exponentially, its amazing how wheels can really transform the car!

Actually I have a question how do you do multiple quotes on a post? haha

Originally Posted by 1.5

mmmmmmmmoooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Duskin9]

Don't be afraid of rolling the fenders its fairy easy to do just time consuming is all. The paint shouldn't crack just as long as you are careful and make all the right preparations such as making sure its a hot day outside, use a heat gun to make the paint more flexible, and take your time.

[TEHxFALLEN V1.2]

Sweet. I always thought that when you rolled fenders, you had to get that area retouched. That's a good thing that that isn't the case. Because I don't know if I'd be able to afford that lol

[Duskin9]

Originally Posted by TEHxFALLEN V1.2

Sweet. I always thought that when you rolled fenders, you had to get that area retouched. That's a good thing that that isn't the case. Because I don't know if I'd be able to afford that lol

No doubt! I've done the Yaris as well as my M3, so far no paint cracks or chips! One thing I have heard you can do if your paint were to chip is superglue the crack together to hold it in place, and then a body shop can repair it much easier and just sand and re-clear the area. I can't speak from first hand experience of doing this, This is just what one of my auto-x buddies told me. He suppossedly used the this technique on his Evo.

[Yaris4ever]

The Yaris looks awesome, if only you could post some more pictures

[Duskin9]

Originally Posted by Yaris4ever

The Yaris looks awesome, if only you could post some more pictures

You guys have to understand! this car is not in my possession anymore, I'm trying to light the torch and pass these wheels down to the next rightful owner. In doing so they can take all the glory that these wheels behold. With a proper photoshoot and clean subtle mods like I displayed on mine, It will be a internet Yaris Superstar, The bees knees, the cats meow, the crows kaaa... well nvm about the crow someone buy the damn wheels! haha Mind you the price is negotiable my fellow yarisians

[Yaris4ever]

Originally Posted by Duskin9

You guys have to understand! this car is not in my possession anymore, I'm trying to light the torch and pass these wheels down to the next rightful owner. In doing so they can take all the glory that these wheels behold. With a proper photoshoot and clean subtle mods like I displayed on mine, It will be a internet Yaris Superstar, The bees knees, the cats meow, the crows kaaa... well nvm about the crow someone buy the damn wheels! haha Mind you the price is negotiable my fellow yarisians

I'd buy those if you lived in Australia, I can only imagine the postage cost

[Duskin9]

Originally Posted by Yaris4ever

I'd buy those if you lived in Australia, I can only imagine the postage cost

haha, I don't want to imagine that! Someone needs to make an amphibious Yaris!