This Is How Slammed-Car Lovers Trim Their Fender FlaresNeed to trim your fender flares, slammed-car lovers? Simply wind those coils down [edit: it's actually bagged] and use your tyres to trim them back! Alex Kersten Updated: 06 Nov 2015 Share Add as a preferred source Show Facebook Embedded ContentLoading this video will expose you to potential cookies and tracking by the provider Previous This 192mph GT-R Motorway Blast Landed Britain's Most Reckless Driver With 2 Years In Jail Next Everything You Need To Know About Shifting, Including Rev Matching And Heel And Toe More News Features The Company That Wants To Be Singer Of BMW 07/01/24 Tuning The World’s First Five-Rotor Engine Makes A Hellish Noise 05/12/23 News The Toyota FJ Bruiser Has a NASCAR V8 Shoehorned Under The Bonnet 01/11/23 News The Nissan Safari Rally Z Tribute Is A Jacked-Up Historical Reference 01/11/23 Used Cars A VW VR5 In A Citroen C2 Is The Engine Swap You Didn't Expect 12/10/23 Tuning Here’s A Beige, 1,000bhp Audi RS7 From Abt 15/09/23CommentsLatest News Used Cars The Best Used Hot Hatches to Suit Every Budget News Production Version of Unhinged 1,000bhp McMurtry Spéirling Teased News We’ll Finally See the Internet-Breaking Jaguar Type 01 in October News The Sanrivatti Hypercar Will Seat its Driver Like a Motorbike Workshop Level Up your Garage with the Clarke COMBGSM02 Modular Storage SystemSubscribe to our NewsletterGet the latest car news, reviews and unmissable promotions from the team direct to your inboxFor more information see our Privacy Policy Leave this field blank More News Workshop Get Pumped with the Clarke COP1B Rotary Oil Pump Workshop Great Gear for your Gearbox: The Clarke CFTJ500 0.5 Tonne Transmission Jack Workshop Perfect Your Timing with the Clarke CHBTL1 High Beam Timing Light News Special Edition Porsche 911 GT3 Marks 75 Years of the Brand in Britain Features The JCB Hydromax: Inside Britain's Next Land Speed Record Attempt
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