North East SSoM Members!!!

I've been thinking about this for quite a while now I'm doing some serious searching for a Fender Roller. I want to roll the inner lip of the rear fenders and I want it to come out looking great. I know there is a tool from Eastwood that does a great job and I am searching for a used one at a good price. Found a couple on Ebay recently and looking elsewhere. When I get one you guys are welcome to come over and use it or borrow it. Might as well get plenty of use out of it.
Using this tool on the lip and a BFH on the inside of the wheel well some guys have been able to put 325 sized tires on a fox. That would be so sweet.
 
I've been thinking about this for quite a while now I'm doing some serious searching for a Fender Roller. I want to roll the inner lip of the rear fenders and I want it to come out looking great. I know there is a tool from Eastwood that does a great job and I am searching for a used one at a good price. Found a couple on Ebay recently and looking elsewhere. When I get one you guys are welcome to come over and use it or borrow it. Might as well get plenty of use out of it.
Using this tool on the lip and a BFH on the inside of the wheel well some guys have been able to put 325 sized tires on a fox. That would be so sweet.

Thats pretty sweet. I know Chris needed to roll his fenders just to run the 2000 Cobra R 18X9.5's with I think 275's on the back
 
I think he wound up making a ton of cuts in the metal and hammered it back out of the way. Paint tends to chip when you do that. I think it took him a long time to do.

Yeah I think your right. Seems like the SN95's can run a fatter rim/tire then then fox's and newer mustangs. Im running 17X10.5 rims w/ 315's and didnt have to touch anything.