rolling arches
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rolling arches
im sorry, i have been looking EVERYWHERE for info on rolling arches, i dont know how to and i dont truely know what it is, could some supremely knowledged person please make a tutorial explaing what it is and how to do it,it would be of great help to noobs everywhere lol, thanks alot
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to do it correctly you need the tool and slightly heat up the paint, carefully, very hard, can easly crack and then rust very fast and bubble under the paint , due to water getting trapped under it, you remove the wheel and the tool fits on to the hub and the guts of it look like a car jack backwards and a roller is fitted the other end, wind up the jack part as you move it forward and back on the hub, very hard to do, without messing it up, if thats any help,
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ok so its using a tool...and heat...but it says at the bottom of that page that other companys use angle grinders..so that must mean that there is a way to do it without buying special tools and there is some truth to the cut and tuck method i have been told to use right...also is there any way of getting thinner tires on a rim..eg, the rims i want to use are 195/50/r15, could u use like 195/40/r15 or /45/ tires?
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