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Rolling Up A Guard

Started by TURB0 · 9 Feb 2005 · 5 replies

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TURB0Archived member
I got a vs commodore and i just got it lowered the left rear guard rubs against the left tyre when someone sits in the back left so i went back to the place and they told me i can either put a panhard rod (or wateva its called) or i can roll up my guards as the rod is 220$ i dont wanna pay that so i want to know how i can roll up my guards and wat this means exactly. Like i know i need a piece of wood or osmething and use a hammer and bang it up abit but i dont know exactly where i need to bang it with the hammer. By the way its not on new springs just got my old ones reset.
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calais25tArchived member
get an adj panhard rod mate easier and ur wheel alignment will be correct.
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SirGeoArchived member
If you want to lip your guards yourself.. here's how it's done (it's for a vl but i'm sure it'll be similar for a VS) http://www.calaisturbo.com.au/showthread.php?t=17329 I'd suggest going for the panhard rod, if it still rubs, then go for the lipping..
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headwormArchived member
I think you can pick up an adjustable rod off here for like $100.
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TURB0Archived member
i went to bridgstone and got my guard rolled up after i get abit of cash ill get a rod but for now its fine doesnt rub anymore
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koreyArchived member
Hi guys I rent out a guard rolling machine and a heat gun for $60 a day located in Pakenham [phone removed]
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