Ben G
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quote: Originally posted by Steve
quote: Originally posted by Ben G
Front tyres look perfectly fine to me. I had the same stretch on the rear of my Z4 and whilst it broke traction quicker than a normal fitting tyre would've, it didn't kill me... It also managed a road trip to Scotland and back perfectly fine.
I think the police should get rid of the wankers driving around in shag wagons which are glorified pikey vans.
Just because you had it done to does not make it perfectly fine.
I drove to Scotland and back with no rubber left in my front lower arm bush on my fabia vrs with constant metal against metal clonking, is that perfectly fine too because I managed that journey?
Similarly I drove from Birmingham to Worcester one day with no brake pad material on my brakes in my 106 gti, with metal on metal grating all the way, using the handbrake where I could. Is that fine too?
The tyre is clearly too small for the wheel width
You live with your parents. Your argument is invalid.
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ed
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quote: Originally posted by DaveyLC
Now if only they could start prosecuting the fucking morons with suspension so low they have to slow down to an almost stand-still to drive over a stone.
What about the people who bought cars which came from the factory with poor clearance? Ban all of those too?
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sc0ott
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basically it's old people failing to adapt to the current generation of modifications. Still stuck in the era of bodykits, flip paint and large chrome wheels
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DaveyLC
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quote: Originally posted by ed
quote: Originally posted by DaveyLC
Now if only they could start prosecuting the fucking morons with suspension so low they have to slow down to an almost stand-still to drive over a stone.
What about the people who bought cars which came from the factory with poor clearance? Ban all of those too?
Yep! Straight in the crusher.
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ed
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What about caravans that are too slow and get in my way?
[Edited on 27-07-2015 by ed]
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DaveyLC
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Crusher.
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taylorboosh
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Stretched tyres arent illegal, those police arent even traffic cops...
Id 100% challenge it
The fronts look fine i agree, backs look wank
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BeetleGav
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Someone on edition fought this last year and won. He contacted the the tyre brand and asked for a spec sheet of what rim width range his tyre covered. He was well within the specified limits even with stretch. Since when were coppers also trained engineers, mechanics etc?
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taylorboosh
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I'm not sure how they can try and charge him with no law against it
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R Lee
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I think Wheels aren't allow to foul the arches? Or go past them?
Maybe that's the problem?
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taylorboosh
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The tyres arent
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oJNAo
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If the rim sticks out further than the arch trim then it's illegal. I think it looks shit when the rear wheels have camber like that tho
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taylorboosh
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Prove that
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oJNAo
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~ or what ~
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Ben G
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Tyre tread must not extent past the arches. That's the only law.
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R Lee
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quote: Originally posted by Ben G
Tyre tread must not extent past the arches. That's the only law.
If that's the case, the punishment is harsh.
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taylorboosh
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I read loads about the rim not being more than 30mm too but its a grey area
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Jason x
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Fuck your grey area !!!
There's nothing grey about it you are just a moron
[Edited on 27-07-2015 by Jason x]
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taylorboosh
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Says the mong who drives in his street at 4k rpm in 1st or eats 12 bags of crisps for his lunch even whilst ill with stomach pains and sickness
From what I can gather the tread needs to be within the arch and the wheel itself must no protrude more than 30mm
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cunningham
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is there any travel on the suspension? Surely the rim would hit the arch. Should buy wheels that are the correct offset
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Dee25790
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quote: Originally posted by Steve
quote: Originally posted by Ben G
Front tyres look perfectly fine to me. I had the same stretch on the rear of my Z4 and whilst it broke traction quicker than a normal fitting tyre would've, it didn't kill me... It also managed a road trip to Scotland and back perfectly fine.
I think the police should get rid of the wankers driving around in shag wagons which are glorified pikey vans.
Just because you had it done to does not make it perfectly fine.
I drove to Scotland and back with no rubber left in my front lower arm bush on my fabia vrs with constant metal against metal clonking, is that perfectly fine too because I managed that journey?
Similarly I drove from Birmingham to Worcester one day with no brake pad material on my brakes in my 106 gti, with metal on metal grating all the way, using the handbrake where I could. Is that fine too?
The tyre is clearly too small for the wheel width
Weren't you involved in giving Johnny loads when he crashed his m5 and towed a corsa down the motorway?
*Cough* hypocrite
If I'm wrong apologies in advance.
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kz
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Meh people like different things, let them get on with it. Find it hard to side with police over car enthusiasts. I'm sure most of us here have grown out of 'silly' mods like that but I'm happy for the newer generation to come up with whatever crazy things they want
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pow
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quote: Originally posted by DaveyLC
quote: Originally posted by ed
quote: Originally posted by DaveyLC
Now if only they could start prosecuting the fucking morons with suspension so low they have to slow down to an almost stand-still to drive over a stone.
What about the people who bought cars which came from the factory with poor clearance? Ban all of those too?
Yep! Straight in the crusher.
Just become immune to the sound of your bumper hitting the deck. That's what i did
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Generation
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Jason you seem to have been posting some random stuff lately. Never used to post stuff like this, why have you now started?
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Jason x
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Nothing random about my post, just sick of reading grey area after reading the original post on fitteduk page.
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