so i was pretty sure i wouldnt have any fender rubbing problems w/ stock tires and wheels, but i was wrong.
so what do you guys reccomend, should i have it professionally done or should i just grab the baseball bat?

see, not too bad.....

the pic is bad, but if you know what ur looking at then you will know what you are looking at.

 

I would have my body guy do it, but i'm just a perfectionist ***, i have seen others DIY w/ great results.

 

You may as well try and fix it yourself. What are you going to do, screw it up more? If you can't fix it, take it in. Looks like you can do it though.

 

i dont understand how this happends? you just lowered your car so is your car bottoming out on the wheels? sorry if thats a stupid question

 

thats a realy stupid queston, what are you thinking. j/k yeah thats what happend. in a turn i bet. you can tun your tire on your own and just look and see that it would deff interfere if it was to low. that sucks and I agree with carry12, go for it.

 

Time for a stiffer suspension set-up.

 

yea it was on a turn in to my driveway.

 

hmmm, sorry to hear that.... got to take those drive ways slooooww

 

even slow, if the tread catches it just right it can do that, I had a friend that put biger mud tires on his truck and was fine untile he got on the drive. he could hear it rubing but once it got to a sertain part of the drive it damn near ripped his fender off.

 

use a rubber mallet
and don't be a wuss
ive done it before, on steel fenders