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corb

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Registered: 24th Apr 02
Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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5th Jun 03 at 03:46

215/35/18, ive heard(i think) that et45's will catch on something uner the arch, so would i be better off with et40. The wheels i want come in et40 or et45.

Gambit

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5th Jun 03 at 08:20

to get on 18's ur gonna have to cut the inner arch away, et45 is your best bet as et 40 will rub even more

ajscorsa

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5th Jun 03 at 08:49

35 profile tyre

lots of £££

Red_SXi

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5th Jun 03 at 09:14

quote:
Originally posted by ajscorsa
35 profile tyre lots of £££

On my Dad's Porsche the rear tyres are 265/35/18 And they will cost LOTS of money to replace, so not too many doughnuts

luca2020

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5th Jun 03 at 10:43

corb has the psg 2 wide arch kit and they really do need 18s to fill those arches (thats what im doing u cheeky begger), lol id never doughnut my car, im sure corb wouldent

Red_SXi

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5th Jun 03 at 11:45

You'd have trouble dougnutting a front wheel drive car, unless you do it in reverse, but its not a dougnut then

corb

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5th Jun 03 at 17:24

corb has a RWD conversion

s_inman

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5th Jun 03 at 17:32

i have just fitted some 7x18 et45 wheels with 215/35/18 tyres. it rubs on really harsh lumps. your arches will also have to be cut back if they havnt already.

luca2020

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5th Jun 03 at 18:03

corb can suck my balls hes got RWD lol

corb

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5th Jun 03 at 18:17

Si, see below!!

grigglet33

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6th Jun 03 at 07:23

I have standard arches with lots of inner arch work done. Mine are 7 x 18's Et45, With ET 47 on rear. Lowered 60mm at rear and 75mm at front on coilovers, hardly any rubbing and can have people in the back!

lee mitchell

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6th Jun 03 at 07:26

quote:
Originally posted by grigglet33
I have standard arches with lots of inner arch work done. Mine are 7 x 18's Et45, With ET 47 on rear. Lowered 60mm at rear and 75mm at front on coilovers, hardly any rubbing and can have people in the back!

but the driveshafts and gearbox dont like 18's

grigglet33

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6th Jun 03 at 09:06

Very true Lee !

Going to look at this astra tomorow will let you know mate

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