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> Cutting fenders for future flares
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post Nov 18 2003, 05:55 PM
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I'm going to get flares at some point in the near future, but I need tires now. Rather then buy a skinny set now then buy another wider set later, I'm thinking that I'd just get the wider set now. The idea is that I can trim enough of the fenders to allow the tires to fit, while allowing enough of the fenders there to attach the flares later.

I have a few questiones of those of you that have flares:
*What is your measurement from the ground to the bottom of the stock fender, front and rear.
*What is the measurement after the fender id trimmed, front and rear.

On a related note, If I was to keep the same size tire front and rear, what's the generally accepted size? I'm trying to get a bit more bite on the road without going hog wild.

This end result would be something like this, till I get the flares on.


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post Nov 19 2003, 01:46 PM
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Damn.. you guy's suck. If you cant answer his questions (shut up) dont make fun of his idea's. Let him persue his own dream car 914.

Now about the flares. You need to have them in your posession before you start marking/cutting. There really isnt a set standard or template that can be followed for cutting the fenders. For the race cars we remove as much as possible to save weight. We only leave on the tub what is needed to hold the flare on (Dzus fasteners or whatever).


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