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Old 5th November 2006, 11:58   #1
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Rolled Rear Fenders stock on 2007's?

Forgive me, as I have not yet inspected the 2006 M5 rear fenders. But when I checked the rear fenders of my 2007, there seems to be no protruding lip as in other cars. Are all E60 M5's this way (as I heard ppl need to roll fenders for wider tires). As I checked, there is nothing to "roll."
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Could you take pics please?
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The rear bumper wraps around to the wheel well, and this is the area that is not rolled stock that some of use are getting a little rubbing on. Tolerances with various wheels and spacers are very tight, so some of us are getting minor rubbing, others none when running wider wheels/tires.
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