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greengoddess

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9th Jan 05 at 21:23

quote:
Originally posted by mothsgunav2
graham im getting some wheels nxt week 100+ high power silver et 49s thats the only ones they have in et49 otherwise i av to wait but they av et 45 in other sorts is it better i get et 49s will they turn better or something or wat?

Think you'd be better off spending the money on a home tutor, to teach you Punctuation and Grammar

M2RTY

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9th Jan 05 at 21:23

et49 hit my brakes and almost touched the rear shockers

et45 was good

but now run et42 front and 45 rear due to spax crappy coilovers (should be 40 on front ideally but then my locking wheels nuts wont reach) lol

Adam-D

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9th Jan 05 at 21:26

Joff

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9th Jan 05 at 22:28

Dragon_R34

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10th Jan 05 at 07:18

Skipz

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10th Jan 05 at 23:04

@ Adam and joff

Dom

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11th Jan 05 at 00:48

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Originally posted by Joff
W

ive just woken up my whole house from laughing like a little girl at that

j0hn

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11th Jan 05 at 13:14

cheers adam for diagram sort of makes sense but not really sure wot ET is or stands for still! Really bugging me as it goes againsst logic to hav wider wheel distance with a smaller ET..surely?

3CorsaMeal

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11th Jan 05 at 15:30

ET Wheels have a mounting offset from centre known as ET (German= Einpress Tiefe, literally meaning "push in depth").

If the wheel rear mounting flange is in a centre line to the wheel rim it has zero offset. If the flange is further forward from rim centre line then it's a positive ET, if it's back it's a negative ET

russb

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11th Jan 05 at 16:45

lmao @ adam and joff not as good as yours but......