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Guard Rolling

Suitable for solving light guard scrubbing problems.

$45/corner (VIC only)

Guard Flaring

Suitable for lowering cars on wide/low offset rims.

Heavy flaring may cause paint wear (require respray).

$65/corner (VIC only)

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$590

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Have you got a picture on a real result and showing difference between guard rolling and guard flaring?

I may be interested to either roll or flare my front guards since on previous trackdays it rubs and shaved a bit of my tyres and did a bit damage on the guard curve itself.

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guard rolling will make the guard look the same as standard, just that the edge inside lip is flattened against the guard to allow the wheels to move up/down close behind it.

if the wheel/tyres is further out the guards, it may need to be flared (like above pic)..

however this is generally limited to around 10-25mm depending on the car.

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