Group Buy on Wheel Spacers
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Sounds good mate.
Chris it looks like we have 5 people, how do you want to o payments etc?
Im sort of in a rush as im borrowing 2 wheels off a mate. I can wait about 2 weeks as my car is in the body shop now
Chris it looks like we have 5 people, how do you want to o payments etc?
Im sort of in a rush as im borrowing 2 wheels off a mate. I can wait about 2 weeks as my car is in the body shop now
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I will post a drawing for people to fill in the sizes they need and email me back with sizes, once I have the drawings back we will make a start, will do our best to get them done within your timescale
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I have to take the wife shopping tonight, if its not too late when I get in I will post the drawing up
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Infact, scrap that idea
If everyone on the list can email me on info@cdfracing.co.uk
1) name and address
2) thickness they need to space there wheels out
3) pcd of the holes ( if you dont know, year of your car but pcd is better)
3) if they want them anodised or not..... I would recommend hard for these £16 extra)
think that is it for now
If everyone on the list can email me on info@cdfracing.co.uk
1) name and address
2) thickness they need to space there wheels out
3) pcd of the holes ( if you dont know, year of your car but pcd is better)
3) if they want them anodised or not..... I would recommend hard for these £16 extra)
think that is it for now
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Dave,
I did reply to your email but they are coming back to me, I have problems by end,
28mm is the last size we done for a newage car and they work fine
Give till tuesday to get your orders in guys and i will order material then
thanks
I did reply to your email but they are coming back to me, I have problems by end,
28mm is the last size we done for a newage car and they work fine
Give till tuesday to get your orders in guys and i will order material then
thanks
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Chris - just to confirm, can you do any exact number of mm, eg 12mm? I want to clear calipers with a particular wheel but want to do a minimum of arch rolling. Running 17x8's on a classic, ET46 I think, with rear arches rolled already.
Any others interested, to take this group up to 10 (for 30% discount off this price: Custom hubcentric wheel spacers any size on eBay (end time 10-Feb-10 21:04:38 GMT))
cheers
Andy
Any others interested, to take this group up to 10 (for 30% discount off this price: Custom hubcentric wheel spacers any size on eBay (end time 10-Feb-10 21:04:38 GMT))
cheers
Andy
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Yes we can mate,
I have only had 2 confimed emails so far,
Dave if 40mm id what you want that should be fine
I have only had 2 confimed emails so far,
Dave if 40mm id what you want that should be fine
Chris - just to confirm, can you do any exact number of mm, eg 12mm? I want to clear calipers with a particular wheel but want to do a minimum of arch rolling. Running 17x8's on a classic, ET46 I think, with rear arches rolled already.
Any others interested, to take this group up to 10 (for 30% discount off this price: Custom hubcentric wheel spacers any size on eBay (end time 10-Feb-10 21:04:38 GMT))
cheers
Andy
Any others interested, to take this group up to 10 (for 30% discount off this price: Custom hubcentric wheel spacers any size on eBay (end time 10-Feb-10 21:04:38 GMT))
cheers
Andy
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Hi guys,
I've finally got my Rota GTR's on and i tink i'm going to put the spacers on the back burner for now.
The wheels are 18x8.5 and sit really nice, i think if i got spacers the wheels might sit out abit too much.
So i'm out the running for the group buy i'm afraid guys, gotta save the pennies to for some more pressing things on the car.
I've finally got my Rota GTR's on and i tink i'm going to put the spacers on the back burner for now.
The wheels are 18x8.5 and sit really nice, i think if i got spacers the wheels might sit out abit too much.
So i'm out the running for the group buy i'm afraid guys, gotta save the pennies to for some more pressing things on the car.
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pics coming soon matey, just waiting for some daylight.
I do love the way they sit at the mo, proper aggresive, if anything i might just add some 5mm spacers i've got in the garage. Getting rid of my mud flaps made a massive difference too.
I do love the way they sit at the mo, proper aggresive, if anything i might just add some 5mm spacers i've got in the garage. Getting rid of my mud flaps made a massive difference too.
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Hiya,
I hope to be in on this, but timescale is bit tricky - am off on hols this Sat for a week and I won't get the chance to check the exact thickness I need before going.
Anyone know how much arch space there is on a classic at the rear? Am running et48 215/45-17's and have rear arches rolled already. My arch rolling guy doesn't think the rears will flare successfully. Fronts can be rolled so they should be fine for the 12mm approx that I need (to clear brake calipers). But on the rear, I'm not sure I can space those wheels out by 12mm and not rub the arch.
Andy
I hope to be in on this, but timescale is bit tricky - am off on hols this Sat for a week and I won't get the chance to check the exact thickness I need before going.
Anyone know how much arch space there is on a classic at the rear? Am running et48 215/45-17's and have rear arches rolled already. My arch rolling guy doesn't think the rears will flare successfully. Fronts can be rolled so they should be fine for the 12mm approx that I need (to clear brake calipers). But on the rear, I'm not sure I can space those wheels out by 12mm and not rub the arch.
Andy
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Also I don't think 8.8 bolts are strong enough to then become your wheel stud.
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Hopefully i've got this right?
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Not sure Screechy, think thats a topic for wheel/brake section mate
Also Chris can you confirm that the existing studs on the hubs dont need to be modified to fit the spacer. I.e need to be cut back so the hub studs dont protrude past the spacer(if you know what i mean)
BTTT
Also Chris can you confirm that the existing studs on the hubs dont need to be modified to fit the spacer. I.e need to be cut back so the hub studs dont protrude past the spacer(if you know what i mean)
BTTT
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Not sure Screechy, think thats a topic for wheel/brake section mate
Also Chris can you confirm that the existing studs on the hubs dont need to be modified to fit the spacer. I.e need to be cut back so the hub studs dont protrude past the spacer(if you know what i mean)
BTTT
Also Chris can you confirm that the existing studs on the hubs dont need to be modified to fit the spacer. I.e need to be cut back so the hub studs dont protrude past the spacer(if you know what i mean)
BTTT
Dave, no these are a straight fit on