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MoveQik
Hey guys, the recent bodywork that my wife did to my car is leading it to the paint booth. Which is giving me the chance to pull the fenders some. I don't want "flares". I want to keep the narrow body look. I have seen LaMonica's and like his. I just want to see some others to show the body shop.

Any pics would be greatly appreciated.
rpmmaxxed
QUOTE(MoveQik @ Mar 27 2013, 01:35 PM) *

Hey guys, the recent bodywork that my wife did to my car is leading it to the paint booth. Which is giving me the chance to pull the fenders some. I don't want "flares". I want to keep the narrow body look. I have seen LaMonica's and like his. I just want to see some others to show the body shop.

Any pics would be greatly appreciated.



I second this request!! piratenanner.gif Putting new tires on the car today, and possibly will need just a weeeeee bit more room.
brant
ouch...
I didn't hear about that
but the pulled fenders will be a nice way to make the best of a bad situation...
and new wider tires will be in your future:

sixnotfour
HaroldD fenders is what you want.....
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MoveQik
QUOTE(sixnotfour @ Mar 27 2013, 02:27 PM) *

I hate when Jeff is right....yeah, those look really nice. Any full pics of them? I had to scroll on each of those but could not get the whole car in one shot.
sixnotfour
Refresh the link and you get em full size,,or

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...=203336&hl=


BTW I have a great set of 951 offset 7/8x16 wheels and tires for U sale smile.gif
mepstein
When you pull the fender, the metal has to come from somewhere. Usually that means wider gaps at the doors & hood.
MoveQik
QUOTE(mepstein @ Mar 27 2013, 03:34 PM) *

When you pull the fender, the metal has to come from somewhere. Usually that means wider gaps at the doors & hood.

I know. I assumed that they would have to cut and fill. wink.gif
jhadler
Old pics, but I had 225/45-15's on 8" rims with no rubbing.

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-Josh2
RickS
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7s in the back. lips rolled and out about an inch. tires are 205/55/15s
hot_shoe914
All you need is a Louisville slugger and a buddy.
NORD
I've seen Rick's car and his are very subtle had to look very close. I believe

He used a bat? Rick is that correct?
MoveQik
QUOTE(RickS @ Mar 27 2013, 08:43 PM) *

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7s in the back. lips rolled and out about an inch. tires are 205/55/15s

Rick, do you have any pics from the back to show the profile? Looks very nice. Actually, looks untouched! beerchug.gif
euro911
Just remember that if you go wider, that takes up more space in the garage ... and will be even easier to hit again shades.gif
malaga_red75
I think these were rolled about 1/2" to 3/4" wider than stock. (Correct me here if I am wrong, Andyrew) Fitting 16x7 Fuchs.


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914werke
QUOTE(mepstein @ Mar 27 2013, 03:34 PM) *

When you pull the fender, the metal has to come from somewhere. Usually that means wider gaps at the doors & hood.


idea.gif Unless you stretch them ala John Kelly
billh1963
QUOTE(NORD @ Mar 27 2013, 11:58 PM) *

I've seen Rick's car and his are very sudtall had to look very close. I believe




What is "sudtail"? You mean subtle? confused24.gif
NORD
Sorry Bill I Fixed it. Thanks. agree.gif

Yes. Ricks car looks great
MoveQik
QUOTE(sixnotfour @ Mar 27 2013, 02:31 PM) *

Refresh the link and you get em full size,,or

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...=203336&hl=


BTW I have a great set of 951 offset 7/8x16 wheels and tires for U sale smile.gif

Jeff,

We need to talk. biggrin.gif
1970 Neun vierzehn
Here's a /6 from many years ago...........
1970 Neun vierzehn
...same /6...front end
scotty b
Evils were pie cut, pulled and "rewelded" with new metal in T.J. I got them shaped right

http://www.kahikocustoms.com/auto-projects...sche-914-custom
ThePaintedMan
QUOTE(scotty b @ Apr 3 2013, 11:55 PM) *

Evils were pie cut, pulled and "rewelded" with new metal in T.J. I got them shaped right

http://www.kahikocustoms.com/auto-projects...sche-914-custom



Scotty, I didn't know that was what your business was called! Or that you had a website. Very cool!
ValcoOscar
See post #30 of this thread

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...=914r&st=20
914sgofast2
I think someone is headed down the slippery slope of bigger wheels, bigger tires, a new paint job, suspension upgrades, then a bigger engine to turn the bigger tires & wheels, etc.
Olympic 914
QUOTE(914sgofast2 @ Mar 6 2023, 01:55 PM) *

I think someone is headed down the slippery slope of bigger wheels, bigger tires, a new paint job, suspension upgrades, then a bigger engine to turn the bigger tires & wheels, etc.


10 year old thread


But anyway, Pics of the Tangerine flares on my car....

Almost looks stock, Almost.

7&8 x16s 205 -50 front 225-50 rear

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FlacaProductions
That's sooooo good Tom.....
live free & drive
Hey Tom, When you ordered the flares from Chris do you remember how much offset you spec'd?

Chris offers them from 1" up to 4" wide - at least for the rear flares.
Olympic 914
QUOTE(live free & drive @ Mar 6 2023, 06:58 PM) *

Hey Tom, When you ordered the flares from Chris do you remember how much offset you spec'd?

Chris offers them from 1" up to 4" wide - at least for the rear flares.


I went with 1" on the front and 2 1/2" rear

If I were to do it again I would go with 3" flare on the rear.

They were installed at Tangerine, and I did the bodywork.

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The 225x50s JUST fit on the rear with the 8" 951 wheels, can't fit a finger in there.

also tight on the inside, have 2mm spacers to reduce the inside rubbing

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More info in my build thread, Link in the Sig.
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