Wheel Arch Rolling/Flaring

[streetracer75]

I recently had the rear arches on my 73' Avenger rolled to accommodate 5.5J Rostyles and 2" lowering springs.

Arch Enemy carried out the work. They did a good job of something that wasn't as straight forward as I had first though. Apparently its easy to roll the arches on a relatively new car, but more challenging to do it on something older because of the thicker gauge metal used back then.

Anyway they managed to do it without damaging any panels or the paint so if you are thinking about having it done I would recommend these guys. www.archenemy.co.uk

 

[oztuning]

Arch Enemy! Hahha, brilliant name considering the service they offer!

[jonxs]

If you don't mind me asking what sort of price did you pay?

[MiataMark]

Dec 29, 2014 10:43:57 GMT jonxs said:

If you don't mind me asking what sort of price did you pay?

err click on the link...

We have set prices to make it easy for you to see how much it’s going to cost. All prices inc. VAT and call out.

Lip roll

- One pair of arches £100
- All arches £140

Flare

- One pair of arches £120
- All arches £170

[jonxs]

^^ my bad mate
Thanks

[purplebargeken]

Neat work fellas. Just wondering though, with such a rolled arch, how is that going to fare with all the cack thrown up under the arches over time. Most people don't clean off the crud as it is and isn't that lip just going to cause potential rust/rot problems?

Not a criticism of the work but just wondering as to potential problems.

[jonxs]

Normally they're cleaned out, rolled and the a bit of seam sealer is applied.
If I'm not mistaken that is

[streetracer75]

That right, they use sealer to seal up the roll so its not a water trap, but I will be jet washing up under the arches regularly as a precaution.