Reply to "18" rear, 17" front pantera east???????"

demopuarMember

Hi Julian,

The other P cars in the photo are not mine, and the metal work was performed by a professional at this shop. I do not know whose they were or what the prospects were for the other cars either -- sorry. I do know that all of the welds on the flares are butt welded and NOT lapped. The metal craftsman was also careful about how the crease came out from the body of the car to the flare. It was one of those things that the rims and rubber were purchased first, and then the flares were set according to how the wheels fit on the car. The flares turned out really well doing it this way. I just hope that there is no contact when the suspension travel moves around and when the car is steered in different directions.

Mark

4/23/085:50 PM

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