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Fender Rolling Tool - PDenbigh - 01-18-2005
Two related questions:
1. Does anyone have a fender rolling tool I could borrow? And I'm not talking about a baseball bat, I mean the real tool that attaches to your hub with lug nuts and extends to the fender.
2. If 1.=no, Who here is interested in rolling their fenders? I can rent one with a little bit of trouble from guys I don't know on various forums, and we could have a fender rolling party....
Any interest?
- BLINGMW - 01-18-2005
I could prob get the bimmerworld guys to send theirs to you for a few days assuming they haven't destroyed or lost it. Only for use on cars with motors though. :lol:
- PDenbigh - 01-18-2005
Lol, Ok Channing. I'll swallow my pride for a couple of hours if it means gaining access to the tool ;-).
Seriously though? Think you could work that out?
Let's give it a day or so in case anyone local has one. If not, we can explore that option.
Thanks man!
- BLINGMW - 01-18-2005
ok, just holler if you want me to ask 'em.
oh, and be careful on this forum using "swallow" and "tool" in the same sentance.... :| :lol:
- Nick325is - 01-18-2005
I am definitly interested in the fender rolling tool as i don't really care for the job the baseball bat did.
Nick
- mpg9999 - 01-18-2005
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250 bucks, not THAT bad I guess. Maybe charge people a few bucks to use it. Could be worth the investment. I have heard you should practice on a junk car before you do it for real. No this has me thinking about running 225's, dangit.
- .RJ - 01-18-2005
Whenever y'all are done w/ it, I need one!
- PDenbigh - 01-26-2005
If I were to buy a fender roller, who here would be interested in renting it for $40 to MM folks? I'm finding that most charge $50-$75, and there's all sorts of red tape. If I can find 4-5 people that can commit, I will probably just buy one.
If there aren't enough people, no biggie, I'll figure something out ;-) (bat...)
Thanks,
Peter
- .RJ - 01-26-2005
Hmmm...
- navin - 01-26-2005
wide-body mx-5?
- Dave - 01-26-2005
navin Wrote:wide-body mx-5?woo woooooo
I'll probably eventually use it Pete, although I can't really make any guarantees at this very moment (would need slightly wider tires to necessitate this).
- Mike - 01-26-2005
dave you need boost before you need bigger tires.
"we will be the source of us being poor."
- Evan - 01-26-2005
personally I would do it in the summer, on a hot day, in the sun, with a heat gun and a couple hairdryers.
or you may find yourself buying a paintgun too....
- Nick325is - 01-26-2005
I would be interested in renting it.
nick
- white_2kgt - 01-26-2005
Evan Wrote:or you may find yourself buying a paintgun too....
bah, he's already got one!
--chad
- PDenbigh - 02-02-2005
Alirght MM, I ordered the fender rolling tool. Lets get some use out of this thang. I'll bring it to the meeting tonight :-).
- Nick325is - 02-02-2005
Excellent
I can't make the meeting though due to a group meeting for class 
I will definitly be up for borrowing it at some point.Nick
- .RJ - 02-02-2005
Pete, bring that bitch to VIR... I'll ship it back when i'm done.
- PDenbigh - 02-02-2005
Will Do!
- Andy - 10-17-2007
Back from the dead. Hey Pete, can I rent your fender roller? I also need someone to show me how to use the thing (RJ).