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sorry, I didn't mean that to be mean. That's the only place I see ADR wheels and Lexani tires. where else do you buy them? I'd rock a set with A/S tires for winter...cheap is good
Good GAWD, man!! Those are stickin' out a bit, aren't they? I think, though, that you've barely, technically met the minimum requirement of the tread being under the fender.
Those are some extremely low offsets. Looks like you could go lower and use some more negative camber.. Any more pics?
Indigo just shipped out a set of rear control arms for me....getting them installed before i head to H2ointernational with konky...which of course will call for a photoshoot. Once I get some camber in the rear and finally get around to setting some camber up in front on my camber plates....i will be going lower
hummm... calling out for a wide body kit (wider arches).
I'm working on customizing a set of OEM rear arches to attempt to extend them just a little bit(nothing crazy like the currently available wide arches/kits). I'm trying to achieve the pulled fender technique seen on cars with metal fenders.....but obviously with our plastic arches. Hopefully it works out
I'm working on customizing a set of OEM rear arches to attempt to extend them just a little bit(nothing crazy like the currently available wide arches/kits). I'm trying to achieve the pulled fender technique seen on cars with metal fenders.....but obviously with our plastic arches. Hopefully it works out
why not try fiberglass a copy of the current arches and just painting it
why not try fiberglass a copy of the current arches and just painting it
Too much work for a one-off project. It would require making a mold of an extended arch version for each side. If i planned on making multiple copies....that would definitely be the way to go.
Since I'm just making a copy for my car, 'pulling' the plastic arches should do the trick. This post has an example of what I'm looking to do.....before and after pics of a pulled fender (in metal). It has the same vertical lip that our arches has......you can pull that outwards to allow more room. http://www.motoringunderground.com/f...8&postcount=26
Last edited by Rally@StanceDesign; Sep 18, 2007 at 08:07 AM.