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Teebag's 5door hdi... euro/ indi/ its mine :)
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Teebag
PostPosted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 4:31 pm Up
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cheers matey! like i said i think the rear needs to go a bit lower but that means loosing the rear arch liner i think...

just worked out how much stretch i can get on these wheels and it still be safe so once everythings confirmed i'll be looking at new rubber for these rims Wink

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haha lol sounds good mate.

ull have to keep us all updated with the rubber see wat u can get out of them lol.

 
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well i could go crazy with a 165/40/17 tyre on a 7j (lots of stretch) but as its still a family car i dont want to risk it with kids being in the car so will be using a 185/35/17
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Teebag wrote:
well i could go crazy with a 165/40/17 tyre on a 7j (lots of stretch) but as its still a family car i dont want to risk it with kids being in the car so will be using a 185/35/17

what sort of price are they??

 
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yea 185/35/17 sounds better mate, will still be fairly strectched tho wont it??

165/40/17 sounds very stretched lol would be pretty cool however Wink

any idea when ull be fitting mate??

 
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fitting tbc, wheels are still a swap with jord atm, both need to deside we happy with them 1st. if all goes to plan then tyres will be in the start of the new year Wink
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NorthantsBen
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I removed my arch liners as rear rubbed when I had a FULL load of BIG people Laughing

Is it close to the metal arch lip?


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can get a finger between the arch lip and the tyre. want to drop the rear down so the arch sits roughly on top of the rim on tues if your up for it ben? just need to loose the arch liner for the bumper i think.
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Lovley and tight then lol, thats the liner i had to remove with a full load,

yer that's fine, not a problem.


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should be nice and easy....

defo needs doing tho as the rear seems a little happy round corners lol.

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Yer you had them out before so should be ok **touches wood** Laughing


Look forward to seeing the difference with the new alloys, Smile


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its changed the look of the car alot tbh! think with the rear down and some stretch on the tyres again it should feel more like my car again Wink
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Looks great matt Smile

You're little wheels are taking some getting used to, weavers wharf speed bumps didn't appreciate the height of my sills last night Laughing

Glad you like them anyway Thumb Up

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Cheers jord! Did warn you they don't do speedbumps lol. You liking them tho?
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Teebag wrote:
Cheers jord! Did warn you they don't do speedbumps lol. You liking them tho?

Yeah loving it, quicker and lighter and of course lower... we need to discuss torsion bars and back boxes though Very Happy

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