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Andy Robinson is just up the road from me so will be having a chat with him when we get back from holiday next month. Ideally I'd like to keep it on IRS but will see what he says as this is firstly for visual impact and secondly for straightlining.
I will strip the whole back end out and anything else I need to do to allow him to fabricate what's needed. Then it's back to MF for the Tweeks I need in the engine department.
Love driving it but getting seriously itchy feet to play modding again so this should suffice.
I will strip the whole back end out and anything else I need to do to allow him to fabricate what's needed. Then it's back to MF for the Tweeks I need in the engine department.
Love driving it but getting seriously itchy feet to play modding again so this should suffice.
ARAF said:
I think you've been out in the sun too long, so a sun hat is wanted.
Working on the basis that they are staying, you might just get them in, do you know the current wheel widths, their offset, and what size spacer you have on the rear?
20s (9.5") currently with 285's and 15mm spacers, lots of room inboard but not enought without some disc cutting. Will do a slight flare on the outside as well since the rear arches don't match the fronts very well. Working on the basis that they are staying, you might just get them in, do you know the current wheel widths, their offset, and what size spacer you have on the rear?
Well got the car up today and to be honest it does not look a huge amount of work. The inner arch needs to be cut out and made flush with the chassis rail which won't be hard, no suspension parts will foul apart from the remote can on the Supercar coilovers but thats easy to move. Main issue is the fuel filling pipe as this will need to be re-routed as it currently runs next to the chassis rail.
A few basic measurement appear to give me 16mm to split between inner and outer clearence but I will roll the arches out about 10mm to get the runner flat edge angled out to match the front aches more.
Some pictures
They look massive in real life and even my none car nut neighbours looked impressed!
This is the chassis rail the tub needs to go back to which also shows the fuel filler pipe that needs to go
The money shot although poor light detracts from the width
A few basic measurement appear to give me 16mm to split between inner and outer clearence but I will roll the arches out about 10mm to get the runner flat edge angled out to match the front aches more.
Some pictures
They look massive in real life and even my none car nut neighbours looked impressed!
This is the chassis rail the tub needs to go back to which also shows the fuel filler pipe that needs to go
The money shot although poor light detracts from the width
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