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| | Hey People, Before the coming Spring, I have to get my new Yoko's to comply with my lowered '89 325is. I am going with some wide tires on wheels that have the correct offset with no spacers required, but I will need a bit of extra clearance for the 225 rubber that I preferr (must have). Does anyone know of any bocy shops that can do a professional job of rolling my fenders without cracking the paint? Thanks |
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| I'd start with Phil Sansossio. He's a racer and body shop guy. What more could you want? Plus he's an advertiser  | Sansossio Auto Body Inc. | Service | Natick, MA | (508) 655-9646 | Phil Sansossio |
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| | He did work for me a few years back. I actually just spoke with them. The only issue is that I now live far from those guys. |
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| | If you have the correct offset wheels, then 225s should fit fine with no modifications. If you feel the need to get them rolled though, a baseball bat and a heat gun works wonders. |
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