Subject	They tucked in the lip,inside of the fender or quarter panel
Posted by	GqRaCeRx on December 18, 2002 at 11:36 AM
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In Reply To	What does it mean when a fender gets a "lip roll?" posted by BigTDogg (Z-Less till Spring) on December 18, 2002 at 11:12 AM
Message	so that the inner part of the fender or quarter panel does not rub against the tire. There is a tool that attaches to the brake disc hub that will allow you to roll the inner fender lips in. Or if you don't have the tool handy find a good bodyman to hammer it in(not recommended) -Jeff
Follow Ups	What does it mean when a fender gets a "lip roll?" - BigTDogg (Z-Less till Spring) 11:12:55 12/18/02 It means they flared the wheel arches out, psudo-widebody - Mal1ce 11:22:14 12/18/02 you sure? I've always heard that you roll the lip under> - my91z 11:33:51 12/18/02 No, my91z is right. (n/m) - stupidfast [ ///M Power ] 12:12:54 12/18/02 wring ..it's just the inner lip that is bent out of the way - Luke@tirerack 12:34:14 12/18/02 They tucked in the lip,inside of the fender or quarter panel - GqRaCeRx 11:36:58 12/18/02 Ahh, ok... I guess I misunderstood the use of the tool. (n/m) - Mal1ce 11:43:02 12/18/02 * Well, even not intended the tool has a tendancy to do what - GqRaCeRx 11:58:04 12/18/02 Would that crinkle the paint? (Wheel Q inside)>>>> - BigTDogg (Z-Less till Spring) 11:55:53 12/18/02 Re: Would that crinkle the paint? (Wheel Q inside)>>>> - zweebach 12:01:09 12/18/02 Wouldn't crinkle the paint, especially if done right - GqRaCeRx 12:04:24 12/18/02 It can crack the paint if not done properly. (n/m) - stupidfast [ ///M Power ] 12:14:22 12/18/02 I the "olde daz" guys used a baseball bat to increase the >> - Gordo 93TT NYC 12:30:13 12/18/02 I used a miniture base ball bat and a floor jack worked - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 12:37:35 12/18/02 As for the looks of the body, not many ppl will - Atti2de 12:16:01 12/18/02 I didn't notice the lip roll, what I did notice - BigTDogg (Z-Less till Spring) 13:05:16 12/18/02 You can't see that fenders are rolled from the outside.. - Brad (JSpecZ32) 19:27:03 12/18/02
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