Rolling Guards

[Finny]

Does anyone who has done their guards, have any advice / ideas / feedback on the best way to do it yourself.

Pics would be great.

I assume it is a bit harder than doing a jap car, where the metal can almost be bent by hand .

[(AUST)Mod]

Angle grinder, a bit of trampoline pipe. Have a look on youtube, there is a video there, and it worked for me

[Finny]

Found one on a guy doing jap car, but not an old holden.

I just assumed the Holdens would be more difficult due to the size of the metal and the fact that it is stronger.

Is their one on a holden ?

[(AUST)Mod]

Nah Mate,

But it still does work! Just let your tyre down a little, to perhaps 24psi and give it a go.

Requires a bit of practice, but it worked for me.

Andrew

[oldnek]

I assume it is a bit harder than doing a jap car, where the metal can almost be bent by hand .

Jap cars roll themselves as soon as you throw bigger wheels on them

[Finny]

Tried the guard on the car and it doesn't hit.

At least not while it's stationary.
If it was bouncing it may be a bit different



I'm not sure even with rolled guards if it would fit.
But then again the current springs don't have a lot of bounce in them.

[J]

my 13x6's scrub when at speed and going over bouncy stuff
itd be worth rolling them