Post Pics of Your Hard Motorsport 330 E36 Coupe Rivet on Fender Flares

[busterhax]

Thanks, hopefully I can remember this when I start my E36 project. What is the widest tire that will fit under it and what modifications have to be made to the quarter panel?

tough to say but I'm curious as well.

My wheels are 18x9.5 et36. Will probably run a tad of spacer. He runs 275/35/18 Hoosiers. I planned in doing that with a street tire but the dimensions between Hoosiers and a street tire differ so much.

[3MPowered]

This thread reads like the who's who of track die-hards!
I like.

[ahardm3]

James Of the UK

[jakermac]

[busterhax]

specs on wheel and tire please!

[jakermac]

Apex ARC8, 17x10.5, 27mm offset. 255/40-17 BFG Rivals. 12mm spacer in the front, nothing in the back. The flares and overall setup are configured for 275/35-17 Hoosier A6 with same wheels, but with offset adjusted to 31-33.5mm (haven't decided exactly what yet).

[5speed300]

Curious what you all are doing to the underside of the fenders before you rivet these on? Is it the same process as if you were grafting into the metal? When grafting people usually weld the old fender into the new one, but if these are riveted it doesnt seem like that would be done.

Anyone have picture looking up at the inside of their wheel wells?

[ahardm3]

Curious what you all are doing to the underside of the fenders before you rivet these on? Is it the same process as if you were grafting into the metal? When grafting people usually weld the old fender into the new one, but if these are riveted it doesnt seem like that would be done.

Anyone have picture looking up at the inside of their wheel wells?

Here is a thread one of my customers did on how to install.
http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum...quirrel-E36-M3

[RVAE34]

Would love to get a set of these for my E39 touring! Wonder if they could be made to work

[jakermac]

For a point of reference, here's what my right rear fender looks like under the flare:

[busterhax]

Anyone have issues with the fatter tires rubbing the rear bumpers edge?

[jakermac]

My bumper is trimmed for extra clearance (that photo has the trimming done). The bumper attachment just behind there has been shimmed/spaced out as well.

[Narvin]

Would love to get a set of these for my E39 touring! Wonder if they could be made to work

try it out and let me know =)

[swollix]

For a point of reference, here's what my right rear fender looks like under the flare:

What did you use to coat it and prevent rust?

[ahardm3]

Anyone have issues with the fatter tires rubbing the rear bumpers edge?

you can also space out the bumper mount for extra clearance with washers.

[jakermac]

What did you use to coat it and prevent rust?

Once the welding was finished, I coated the bare metal liberally with PPOR-15, then smeared urethane seam sealer over the whole area to seal any holes, gaps, etc... then a bit more POR-15 for good measure.

[mateo m3]

I really like these flares!!



One love.

[ahardm3]

Thank for the pics bud!^^^^^^

[mateo m3]

No problem!! You guys are making some good stuff ^^^

One love.

[ahardm3]

Motorsport Hardware's

[mateo m3]

Not only do they look good, these things are hard to kill, lol, got T boned on friday

The Motorsports Hardware stud kit are proven too

[busterhax]

Not only do they look good, these things are hard to kill, lol, got T boned on friday The Motorsports Hardware stud kit are proven too

sorry to hear man. Get her fixed up and back on the road ASAP. Maybe this is a good excuse to paint them if you've thought about it.

I'm putting my order in soon.......

[mateo m3]

Yeah I had plans to glue them and mold the on, and color match, i'll be calling Adam soon, for a pair of the rears, first I got to find a roller to swap everything over..

[Compactive]

Would love to see some of these on a compact

good stuff everyone

[mateo m3]

Would love to see some of these on a compact

good stuff everyone

Be the first!!! With that sexy Ti..