jesse0376

I would suggest beating the seams in with a hammer! You get alot cleaner look and your seam wont split. I did both I cut them first and didn't get the clearance I wanted so then took a hammer to them and it looked alot cleaner and more clearance.

mills

Really... just pound it in with a hammer??

dont think so..

mattgt5

I used a zip wheel (fabric disc and air hose). Much cleaner cut than a saw and very quick

Unlimited5.7

Right ...... I have a terrible mental picture of this. Only because a friend of mine did it and I saw the aftermath. I cringe at the thought of this.

Unlimited5.7

This is litterally as much as I can cut out without doing some sheet metal work. I'll report back after this weekend. Goin out in the morning for 2 hard days of wheelin.

Nailit

Not trimmed, just beat and rubberized![
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The undercoating was still wet, but after it dried it looked factory!!

Now I just have to wait for uncle Sam to send my $$ back so i can get my 35`s!!!

DGriz

Subscribed.

I'll be doing this myself soon and looking for tips/techniques. Keep 'em coming...

Nailit

I wrote a write up on using hammer! Came out good. "Pinch seam vs 16 lb maul"

jesse0376

thats how i did mine. guess i have a little more muscle behind the hammer.

Unlimited5.7

Well after some serious beatings all weekend I'm happy with the results. It rubs just a tiny bit fully stuffed but only enough to rub the paint off. Disconnected and all I'm happy with it. Could be a touch better but I can live with it. I think a 37" km2 wouldn't rub at all