been thinking about how the fuck lads get this going on.
Is it by using a roller? cut and weld in new arch, bash out with hammer and filled or WTF??
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13-09-13, 09:26 #1di Member
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How to get this arch
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13-09-13, 09:31 #2di Member
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Yeah mostly bashed out then rolled then filled ha.
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13-09-13, 10:14 #3di Member
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Just looks so legit like rolled metal .
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13-09-13, 10:47 #4JZ For Life!
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That looks pretty similar to my arches and they were rolled and filled.
My JZX100 from grandad mobile to drift toy thread.
--->>>>http://www.driftireland.com/forum/showthread.php?t=121
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13-09-13, 11:04 #5di Member
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yea I want mine to look like yours greg maybe a bit wider I think x100's lack rear arch flare big time makes the back bumper look bulky when the wheel sits flush with it. may get the hammer out
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13-09-13, 11:24 #6di Member
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Buddy's arches were done in Japan and pretty sure they were cut and weld job look serious tidy
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