ive got a PROBLOM!!!!

[Hunter Treviranus]

im not going to drill new holes in and the holes are in the right spot

 

[Riley Hughes]

take the wheel off and hammer like crazy, or go bomb a huge hill haha. thats what my friend had to do

 

[Joe Riley]

grab the flexfender with channel locks and bend it up. not that hard. all you have to do is find something to bend it with. channel locks, flat head, hammer.. anything.

and while you're at it, grab a dictionary.

 

[R-Dubya]

If the holes are drilled right then take out the damper you have under the brake. It looks pretty thick, and TSI brakes don't come with dampers anyways.

 

[Rob.]

Use a monkey wrench/pipe wrench, clamp the tip of the flexy hard and bend it. It's not rocket science. You are man, use tools.

AND YOU DO NOT HAVE A PRROROOROOBBBLOMM

 

[BrandonWeir]

I had this problem when putting 110's on my TSI too I just bent it as hard as I could with a flathead. I thought it was gonna break so I stopped and it BARELY clears the wheel. It's really sensitive now.

 

[Steezeman]

Just pull the brake away from the wheel, and hard.

 

[Hunter Treviranus]

i finnaly fixed it,not as easy as it sounds because its spring steel so it springs back

 

[mickeyscoots]

the quickest way wouldve just been to get a hair dryer put a screw driver in between the wheel and the deck heat up the flex fender for about 3 mins. take off the screw driver and bend it a little bit more and then let the metal cool for 10-15 mins.

 

[BrandonWeir]

the quickest way wouldve just been to get a hair dryer put a screw driver in between the wheel and the deck heat up the flex fender for about 3 mins. take off the screw driver and bend it a little bit more and then let the metal cool for 10-15 mins.

Dude. It's steel. It takes a little more than the heat from a hair dryer. A hair dryer couldn't even boil water.

 

[Rob.]

PFFFT HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA.

Try a lighter or something dude if anything.

 

[Hunter Treviranus]

u can lock this if u want i fixed the problem,but i had to pry 3 rup wheels between the brake and deck to finally get it to stretch like half of a centimeter

 

[humpurple kushiones]

next time you can just put the deck on the ground standing up with the brake in the air and step on the brake until its bent enough.

 

[Hunter Treviranus]

uh im bending it up not down

 

[humpurple kushiones]

nah i know, i mean take of your wheel and step on the end of the brake so it bends up, while the deck is pointing up. like lean the deck against something with the headtube pointing down, take your foot and step on the break so it bends up (which is to the side while the deck is in that position) and hold the deck so it doesnt move. see what i mean?

 

[Zero Gravity NW]

Bend it farther then you need to so when it moves back it will be right where you want it.

 

[Hunter Treviranus]

well i alredy fixed it so this can be locked