Mk3 Toyota Supra passenger side over fender install 

Thanks man! Yeah it's not super difficult but will require a little work. They look amazing on the car!

Thanks man! You should do it! Makes the car look that much better. I thought about molding mine in the future but we will see ha.

@@mainstreambuilds ya it definitely does.and yes i been watching vids all day on molding don't seem bad at all. Was just worried on where to cut but you answered that lol!

@Juan haha yeah it's a little intimidating but it's not horrible. Measure 7 times and cut then measure 7 more times haha.

I'm on 18x9s with I believe a +35 offset. The wheels came off an Evo 8 and they were squared up. I will have to double check on that offset.

Honestly I'm not sure. The lip shouldn't take as much work as full over fenders but I don't have experience with the rockauto stuff to say if the install will be easy or not.

@@mainstreambuilds i mean shine auto my bad lol. Also doing that s500 bbk upgrade. Hows that holding up?

@@keven6691 haha yeah I kinda figured that's what you meant but wasn't sure. The lip should be pretty easy to install. I'd just make sure it's all centered up before drilling any holes. I'm also not sure if they recommend bolting it on or using rivets. If you can use bolts and nuts I'd do that so it's nice and secure. Also make sure you get the correct lip for your year supra. The bumpers are slightly different. I made that mistake and had to return the lip after I figured it out. As for the big brakes, I love them, one of the best cost effective upgrades for our cars. They hold up great and I haven't had one issue with them. If you can source the brakes for a decent price i highly recommend it.

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