Inner Fender / Wheel Well Alternative
02-17-2005 | 10:15 PM
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Well, I don't think it is too much to ask, especially since it is rule number 1 for this site; here it is if you haven't seen it:
1. I will keep my posts relevant and helpful.
I give a damn because I am tired of wading through a bunch of garbage because people want to raise their participation level; I am not the only one on here that feels this way:
I can understand why many of the respectable and informative posters have left this site.
1. I will keep my posts relevant and helpful.
I give a damn because I am tired of wading through a bunch of garbage because people want to raise their participation level; I am not the only one on here that feels this way:
Originally Posted by duston831
Seems like the majority of post in the forum (tc) are either completely off topic, completely useless, people posting just to increase their post count, or people flaming others for asking question. I wasnt sure where to put this so i made a new topic. Yea this might seem pretty useless, but im tired of going to a topic and finding 10% of the post actually usefull or interesting.
02-23-2005 | 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by jocdoc
dude, the issue isn't if you think the tires size is wrong or right., the issue is what do you do to fix this cats problem. he wants the answer and i gave it to him. you cant add more plastic into the well since its already rubbing, you and i know buying new springs is foolish. if we only put on tires that toyota/scion says is the right size then no one would be ridin' 19"s or 20". fact is hundreds are driving with them. not every one wants to ride with a rubber band. the problem isn't how it rides, it's that it's rubbin. its all cool.
we don't know his offset and that doesn't matter now, he already has the tires. so lets fix it.
we don't know his offset and that doesn't matter now, he already has the tires. so lets fix it.
02-23-2005 | 06:38 PM
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Has anybody considered having the inner wheel wheel massaged by a body shop and then spraying a bedliner, like Rhino Liner or LineX, in there? I've not looked into my wheel wells, so don't know how practical this is, but it's a thought... It's been done on pickups and other cars for years.
02-23-2005 | 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted by pdrizzle
Yeah, anyone with airbags has experienced what I'm talking about. What have you guys done with the inner wheel wells (the plastic parts)?
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