the_legend_of_yrag
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..gets scrubbing -60mm on 16's on there corsa? I know a few people that don't but i do!!!
Even with just one in the back it scrubs, temted to strip it and chuck a cage in but theres not alot of point in a 1.4
[Edited on 27-01-2004 by Ian]
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Kiddy_Corsa
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60mm on 17" - No srubbing!!!
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KITcorsa
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im 60mm on 16" and i catch!! i catch on the metel behind the placic arch!! be meaning to get it cut off and tapped out but just not got round to it
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Andy Morley
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its prob cos of the wheel offset
best is between et45-49
Andy
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the_legend_of_yrag
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Mine are et 45
Need to invest in PSG arches now Kiddy corsa, im jealous!!! You had anywork done to arches?
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Kiddy_Corsa
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none offset et 45 the best way!!!
No Back seats!!!
[Edited on 27-01-2004 by Kiddy_Corsa]
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Meat-Pie-SRI
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80mm on 17's, no scuubbing!!!
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the_legend_of_yrag
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Ah no back seats, thats cheating , think that may be my route, but then will have to get a cage, n whats the point in a 1.4
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Kiddy_Corsa
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so put a 2.0 litre in!!!
Thats my plan!!
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the_legend_of_yrag
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Im only 18 Should hopefully be going for a GSi lump with TB's when i turn 19 though!!!
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Kiddy_Corsa
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upto 200 bhp nice.
Strip and cage it ready for then!!
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Drew
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was 60mm rear on 16's - et45 - no rubbing
ya got 195/45/16 tyres?
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the_legend_of_yrag
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Yea drew got them tyres.
Kiddy - be abit different from 82 ish bhp eh!!!! lol
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Tim
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Can depend on make of tyre too -- yoko's roll off quite nicely but some other tyres bulge more...
Does it only rub one side? Mine used to rub just on the drivers side -- don't think Corsa build tolerances are all that
[Edited on 27-01-2004 by Tim]
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the_legend_of_yrag
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Im on Avons, rubed on front both sides before the arch work and now only on full lock and harsh bumps like pot holes, and rubs on the left with 1 in the back sitting in the middle!!
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SilverSport1.4
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I had mine down 40mm on a full Gmax kit on 16's with Uniroyal Rainsports and it scrubbed to fcuk with just me in. It had dropped much more than 40mm tho, Chaned the springs to 30mm now and still get a bit of scrubage on fronts.
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Fear
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I used to get rubbing when i had 195/45/16s and down 60 on g max, dont need to get psg wide arches, just take plastic arches off and trim them back(small lip on hem, then get someone with an air saw to cut the metal arch upto the spot welds and pull the arches out, i got my g-max suspension fitted and arch work done for £30 so not expensive
If you wanna stop nearly all rubbing get the 195/40 tyres and you will be laughing
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Joff
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If the wheels/tyres are rubbing against the arch.. then why hack away metal to get them to clear - just raise the car up a bit or fit smaller wheels!
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Fear
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^^^ This is true but some people want the look that it gives, each to their own
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Dave
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quote: Originally posted by Tim
Can depend on make of tyre too -- yoko's roll off quite nicely but some other tyres bulge more...
Does it only rub one side? Mine used to rub just on the drivers side -- don't think Corsa build tolerances are all that
[Edited on 27-01-2004 by Tim]
If they are gonna catch its usually on the drivers side, don't think its a build quailty thing is its fairly common, maybe the rear beam isn't perfectly central to the bodywork.
Catching on 16's is unusual though, must be a very genuine 60mm drop. My brothers is 60mm on 16's and its LOW, but doesn't catch.
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ed
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quote: Originally posted by Tim
Does it only rub one side? Mine used to rub just on the drivers side -- don't think Corsa build tolerances are all that
[Edited on 27-01-2004 by Tim]
It is the build tolerences that Corsas have (according to my mechanic)... Mine rubs on the back passenger arch a little bit, but on the other side theres loadsa room, thats with 195/46 x 16 Toyos on ET 45...
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FlamingCorsa
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i had the suspention b4 u with 17s on and hardly cought much, a little on the front but i mad spacers 2 lift it a few ml and never cought on front and sometimes on the back! i had modded the arches a little tho - hehe
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Kris TD
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debolt the archs and stick em on, if it still does it stick some longer bumpstops in the rear shocks, mine dont rub down 60mm and my 16's are et40.
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corsa_will
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16s, -50 i rubbed with just me in there and im as light as a....light person. I took out the screws holdin the plastic arch on, and im fine now
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the_legend_of_yrag
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quote: Originally posted by CheekyCorsa
I used to get rubbing when i had 195/45/16s and down 60 on g max, dont need to get psg wide arches, just take plastic arches off and trim them back(small lip on hem, then get someone with an air saw to cut the metal arch upto the spot welds and pull the arches out, i got my g-max suspension fitted and arch work done for £30 so not expensive
If you wanna stop nearly all rubbing get the 195/40 tyres and you will be laughing
Yes done the arch work on the front, and solved it just not on full lock and really harsh bumps!! Looks the nuts though, which is what im after, and i rarley have many people in the car anyway.
Btw it's a g-max kit got it off iaz aaaages ago must be 5 months ago and only jus fitted it
I would get 15's thinking about it, but not got the money to change
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