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hrmmm don't want to roll the guards as it will look weird if I sell it with the stockies... Whats the biggest you can go with out scrubbing?

Charli,

There are a few ways to roll your guards.

Rolling your guards means to allow more room under the guard to allow your to fit wider wheels.

Usually used when you lower a car and if you want to fill out your guards with wide wheels but don't want the tyres to scrub against the guard.

Also it looks great!

Some ppl just roll the lip of the guard, some roll it just to fit wider wheels, some ppl roll / Flare / Bolt On guards.

Depends on how wide the wheels is and what look you are going for.

Here are some examples.

lipped.jpg

Lipped

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Rolled

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Bolt On

I think in your case you want to Roll guards (Still keeping your guard the same shape on the outside) but on the inside, it will change to give more clearance so the wheels and tyres do not scrub.

You just want to lower the car and have more clearance to fit the wider wheels.

You are not Lipping / Flaring or having bolt on guards.

The lower your car goes and the more wider you want your wheels, then you will need to start Lipping / Flaring / Bolt On guards.

Depending on how wide your wheels are and how low you go, you can get away with just Lipping the guard.

If the wheels are quite wide then you will have to Flare out the guards.

If the wheels are massively wide, you will need to Bolt On guards. (Like the white Old school GTR I posted).

Or the lower you want you car, you my need more clearance as you might already have wide wheels, you need more clearance.

If you look at the 2 R34 GTT's squareznboxez posted, that would be a good starting point as I think theyare stock guards.

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