Is this even possible??

[platanos]

I don't think rolling the fenders will be enough....
Anyone know of a widebody kit for a ti or shop that can make this work?



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Any insight is much appreciated...

[KarlSpackler]

:rofl

We told you that you would have to go widebody to fit those. Might as well get a fender roller and a heat gun and go to town and see how flaired you can make them.

Couple that with stretched tires and they might fit.
Dunlop sp9000
Falken 451's

Those are my choices

[platanos]

lol, don't laugh, hahah

Is there a write up on fender rolling?

[GotCone?]

stiff enough springs and the right ride height and you won't rub... you probablly won't enjoy driving it daily though :p

[KarlSpackler]

lol, don't laugh, hahah

Is there a write up on fender rolling?

It is really easy. The trick is to pull really hard on the fenders while rolling them. That way the actually get "pulled" as well as the lip rolled.

Heat them up really well and you might be able to make them fit