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Cutting Fenders To Fit The New Wheels! BMW E36 Convertible Build Ep.5:
Step into the latest episode of my 1997 BMW 328i Convertible rebuild series at Ant's Community Garage! In this installment, we're diving into the intricacies of achieving the perfect fitment for my fresh wheels and tires without any suspension modifications. Cutting and rolling fenders is always fun!
This video focuses on the precision of cutting and rolling the rear fenders on my E36 BMW to accommodate the Apex ARC-8's, sized at 17x9 with a +30 offset, along with the Falken Azenis FK460 tires. Join me as I guide you through the detailed process, sharing insights into the modifications and discussing the anticipated visual and performance enhancements.
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Time Stamps:
00:00
00:47 Wheel & Tire Reveal
02:34 Plans For the New Setup
04:38 Prepping The Surface
05:44 How to Roll Your Fenders
08:23 Needs More Clearance to Run These Wheels...
09:23 First Test Fitment
11:51 Day Two - Cutting For More Clearance
14:22 Prepping For The Cut
15:22 Rolling Fenders Again
16:26 Final Fitment
17:28 Update - New Hardtop & Dialed In Fitment
23:58 Future Plans
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