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hey all
well, with my new 17's and the KYB/lovell suspension setup, my guards need rolling ASAP - they've started to do it themselves going around certain corners, and i need to get them done before i do some real damage to the paintwork 
can someone please let me know of any places in perth where i could get it done. cheers 
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| Damoz 6 |
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Damage control in maddington do a goob job. Fronts for $100 a pair.
Dent craft in Booragoon also do them was $120 for the fronts. |
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| Daniel |
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how low is the lovells setup?
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| uglybob |
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Daniel wrote: how low is the lovells setup?
hehe - low 
i didn't put the stuff in myself - prev owner did. its KYB shocks & lovell superlow springs. i've fitted it now with BA XR8 replicas in 17's, wrapped in 235/45/17's. to touch the top of the tyre, you have to angle in up under the guards - hence where my problem arises, as on full lock, the tyres are hitting the guards
pics in my gallery should give you an idea - but i can get better ones if ya want
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| uglybob |
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Damoz 6 wrote: Damage control in maddington do a goob job. Fronts for $100 a pair.
Dent craft in Booragoon also do them was $120 for the fronts. awesome cheers - did you get yours done there? so trustworthy guys then?
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| Damoz 6 |
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Got mine done at Dent craft in boragoon they are very helpfull in there.
They will show you wot they will do and have a look over the guards with you so you both know no damage has occured before hand.. |
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uglybob wrote: Daniel wrote: how low is the lovells setup? hehe - low i didn't put the stuff in myself - prev owner did. its KYB shocks & lovell superlow springs. i've fitted it now with BA XR8 replicas in 17's, wrapped in 235/45/17's. to touch the top of the tyre, you have to angle in up under the guards - hence where my problem arises, as on full lock, the tyres are hitting the guards pics in my gallery should give you an idea - but i can get better ones if ya want
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| uglybob |
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awesome thanks a lot mate. at the moment johno (SVO XR6) will be geting his done as well, as we've both sustained damage on the guards & need to get it fixed ASAP
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uglybob wrote: awesome thanks a lot mate. at the moment johno (SVO XR6) will be geting his done as well, as we've both sustained damage on the guards & need to get it fixed ASAP I ran around for almost 3 years with the tyres rolling the quards out (Im a lazy bugger). Than I had the tyres changed for rego in Jan this year and I noticed about a week later they werent rubbing anymore. It appears that my local Jax tyre centre (Smithfield) rolled them without me even asking and didnt charge me a cent for doing it. Now thats what I call service.
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my xr8 has just had the same problem although ive expected it to happen long before now with how my car sits. so it is around $100-$120 for the front pair does that mean that its the same price for the back pair?
regards from adam
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man all you need is a rubber mallet - did mine and didnt damage any paint (so far as i can tell) took like 5 knocks per side... take wheel off, hit with mallet a few times, put wheel on, go spend saved $100 on piss.
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teeys wrote: man all you need is a rubber mallet - did mine and didnt damage any paint (so far as i can tell) took like 5 knocks per side... take wheel off, hit with mallet a few times, put wheel on, go spend saved $100 on piss. haha nice!
ez yer fras it really not that hard to do if ya careful
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| Damoz 6 |
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$100 for peace of mind is a small price to pay when it comes to paint work, especially if you love your care..
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| uglybob |
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Damoz 6 wrote: $100 for peace of mind is a small price to pay when it comes to paint work, especially if you love your care..
agree 100% mate
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