[QUOTE=American Dave;383903]fair call..everyone knows the rubber mallet is not easy to operate[/QUOTE]

hahahahahaah

^^^^ also its not shiny enough to get a reflection :D

[QUOTE=American Dave;383903]fair call..everyone knows the rubber mallet is not easy to operate[/QUOTE]

im a boiley whats a rubber mallet? FFS.... 20lb sledge or ban tino!!:D

[QUOTE=JDM_STYLE;383910]^^^^ also its not shiny enough to get a reflection :D[/QUOTE]

would he be naked doing it? i remember the photos of his shiny manifold... my dog is still traumatized....:mad::mad:

I paid some guy with the fancy roller thing that attaches to your hub, he ended up using a rubber mallet like JME is holding, save your money and do it yourself.

Took him all of 10 minutes :D

heat up the guard with a heatgun or similar.. then it bends much easier and is less likely to crack the paint... should be fine!

Tino, I did mine myself cause i had a serious compression in the left rear at collie through the esses. It came about as i had unrolled guards,no camber bolts, 235 tyres and 8.5" rims. Was chopping the hell out of the tyre (moreso left than right). I used the rubber mallet on my liberty as well. ONly cracked the paint in one spot which i touched up. Would recommend using a heat gun to get some movement in the paint. HOWEVER as recommended just get them done properly. The rears aren't a concern as they have a skirt around the edge of the lip (05 - 07 sti).

[QUOTE=STI325V6;383952]I paid some guy with the fancy roller thing that attaches to your hub, he ended up using a rubber mallet like JME is holding, save your money and do it yourself.

Took him all of 10 minutes :D[/QUOTE]

Yeh i was told because of the diff that u cant use the roller thingy... hmmmm

[QUOTE=trainwrex;383984]Yeh i was told because of the diff that u cant use the roller thingy... hmmmm[/QUOTE]

If the prob is the diff then simple, lift all 4 wheels off the ground.

[QUOTE=GX-REX;383988]If the prob is the diff then simple, lift all 4 wheels off the ground.[/QUOTE]

Maybe i meant the machine bolts onto the studs and due to the rear diff cant be used...