IMO this is not a wise thing to do if you care about performance, resale value, or tire wear. In other words, I think it's ricey.
That said, I think brembo described what is needed to roll the fenders perfectly. I have heard of it being done with a baseball bat as well, but that would scare me. If you want to do it, spend the money on the equipment and do it right.
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1989 Porsche 951 Leinengrau Metallic - 86 Engine, K27/6, Lindsey Stage 2 MAF, Seimens 55lb injectors, TiAL 38mm, LBE, Nickerson Engineering Custom Chip, 3 bar FPR, SPEC Stage II Clutch, Fabspeed SS 3" Exhaust, 33/5 Bias Valve, Uego WBO2, VDO EGT, KLA Strut Brace, Loose nut behind the wheel.
1990 BMW M3 Sterlingsilber Metallic - Dinan Chips, GSPerformance Magnecor Wires, Cross-Drilled Rotors, Winged Frogs, Other stuff.
1983 Honda Accord - Now we're talkin' style!
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