widening the fenders to tuck 24s
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widening the fenders to tuck 24s
willdragforfood
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probably your best bet would be to ask dave schulman and see what he had to do to get it done and also probably want to ask the shop that did it raw even though i do not like they they did it on 24s i do believe but hit them up and see what was done to his truck.
bdroppeddak
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Edited: 4/17/2006 9:10:25 AM by bdroppeddak
i find it hard to believe that 20+ shops that do rear end narrowing all wouldnt touch it, just send it to moser engineering, i guarantee you they will do it.
and how can you not be impressed with steves work, have you been to his site? www.fabworxcustoms.com
i find it hard to believe that 20+ shops that do rear end narrowing all wouldnt touch it, just send it to moser engineering, i guarantee you they will do it.
and how can you not be impressed with steves work, have you been to his site? www.fabworxcustoms.com
jmn444
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yeah, def. don't widen the fenders, that'll look odd and cheap... not sure what you can do otherwise though!
BLACKMAGICON24S
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cris: i dont mean its cheep or tackey, i mean that im not "very impressed" with there work, I havent seen anything that makes me look at it and got "GOD DAMN, THATS SIC"
clifford: I did talk to dave shulman and the same shop that did his rear end in florida said that the axels that were used werent for a ford, they were for another vehicle. he wouldnt tell me what kind of axels because he wants me to send the work to him. that would cost $1,500.00
bryan: i called moser and they said that they dont make the axels for the truck and arent going to because of the low demand for them, kinda like spindles for fords, they never come out for years.
if anyone knows any shops that have done the shortening for fords, let me know, im down to find a good shop. and thanks, ill check that site "http://www.killerridez.com/50_ford_p_u.htm"
clifford: I did talk to dave shulman and the same shop that did his rear end in florida said that the axels that were used werent for a ford, they were for another vehicle. he wouldnt tell me what kind of axels because he wants me to send the work to him. that would cost $1,500.00
bryan: i called moser and they said that they dont make the axels for the truck and arent going to because of the low demand for them, kinda like spindles for fords, they never come out for years.
if anyone knows any shops that have done the shortening for fords, let me know, im down to find a good shop. and thanks, ill check that site "http://www.killerridez.com/50_ford_p_u.htm"
mikewendt
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Edited: 4/20/2006 2:18:13 PM by mikewendt
You owe me $50, My shop said they would do it.
call Off Road enterprise in stockton(209) 931-1170
You owe me $50, My shop said they would do it.
call Off Road enterprise in stockton(209) 931-1170
granth
+1y
owned.
ramslam1998
+1y
we flared the fenders on my Ram because my offset was wrong and it looks good just cust away the fender braces and cut the middle of the wheels well out and pull the bedsides to clear if you need more info just let me know
d4k0t4
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Originally posted by BLACKMAGICON24S
cris: i dont mean its cheep or tackey, i mean that im not "very impressed" with there work, I havent seen anything that makes me look at it and got "GOD DAMN, THATS SIC"
This coming from a guy that is debating on whether he should swell his fenders.
cris: i dont mean its cheep or tackey, i mean that im not "very impressed" with there work, I havent seen anything that makes me look at it and got "GOD DAMN, THATS SIC"
This coming from a guy that is debating on whether he should swell his fenders.
impounded dakota
+1y
^lmao, aint that the truth