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Retail is $900 plus add on top of that Camber bolts for a bit of negative camber on the rear and 5mm spacers to clear my Brembo's
Add shipping to that which i managed to get it very cheap as a mate who works for a well known courier company got me a huge discount. Then custom duty which hasn't be billed yet but i done my maths and pretty much worked it out
I still saved a fortune on them by importing them. But if i hadn't had the courier discount would have been pretty much the same as to get over here.
A little!!! Just need the rubber to arrive now. Oh and a couple of other packages
Just made a call and tyres should be here Monday.
Add shipping to that which i managed to get it very cheap as a mate who works for a well known courier company got me a huge discount. Then custom duty which hasn't be billed yet but i done my maths and pretty much worked it out
I still saved a fortune on them by importing them. But if i hadn't had the courier discount would have been pretty much the same as to get over here.
A little!!! Just need the rubber to arrive now. Oh and a couple of other packages
Just made a call and tyres should be here Monday.
Last edited by Bockett; 04 September 2009 at 05:03 PM.
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If fitted correct with negative camber then rubbing shouldn't be an issue. Add to that an arch roll plus the fact no one is ever in the back hence why i have harnesses going to the back seats
Seen this one the other day. Looks good minus the missing fogs and side indicators
Seen this one the other day. Looks good minus the missing fogs and side indicators
Last edited by Bockett; 04 September 2009 at 05:20 PM.
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ben and myself have talked about doing this for a little while
and now they are here, time will tell
i have no rubbing issues
other than on the m25 bridges at speeds of 70mph
very happy with mine
and looking forward to ben's set up
as for the tyres to go on
see richard at ruislip tyre services
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and now they are here, time will tell
i have no rubbing issues
other than on the m25 bridges at speeds of 70mph
very happy with mine
and looking forward to ben's set up
as for the tyres to go on
see richard at ruislip tyre services
top bloke with the latest corgi equipment
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That's right Mr Budgie
There has been a lot of discussion about an aggressive fitment.
They will be on for the Ace as i thought it was this Wednesday hence why i was trying to get the tyres on.
Reference the tyre's i will have a chat with you when i see you and see what MAGGY says about tyre fitment.
HARRY. i have been in touch with Archenemy about an Arch roll. Did you get front and rear done?
I have a 5mm spacer to go on the front to clear the Brembo's so i might need the front's rolling for that. The rear will be running negative camber with a 225 stretched.
There has been a lot of discussion about an aggressive fitment.
They will be on for the Ace as i thought it was this Wednesday hence why i was trying to get the tyres on.
Reference the tyre's i will have a chat with you when i see you and see what MAGGY says about tyre fitment.
HARRY. i have been in touch with Archenemy about an Arch roll. Did you get front and rear done?
I have a 5mm spacer to go on the front to clear the Brembo's so i might need the front's rolling for that. The rear will be running negative camber with a 225 stretched.
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The Stance suspension is the best for aggressive fitment. But that said they are running stupidly high spring rates. I'm talking 10+ And the roads in the states are much better than here.
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yeah but you'd accept it just for the car to look the bolloxs, once i've stopped spending on the house move and pending baby, i'll be starting back on the scoob ;0)
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That's right Mr Budgie
There has been a lot of discussion about an aggressive fitment.
They will be on for the Ace as i thought it was this Wednesday hence why i was trying to get the tyres on.
Reference the tyre's i will have a chat with you when i see you and see what MAGGY says about tyre fitment.
HARRY. i have been in touch with Archenemy about an Arch roll. Did you get front and rear done?
I have a 5mm spacer to go on the front to clear the Brembo's so i might need the front's rolling for that. The rear will be running negative camber with a 225 stretched.
There has been a lot of discussion about an aggressive fitment.
They will be on for the Ace as i thought it was this Wednesday hence why i was trying to get the tyres on.
Reference the tyre's i will have a chat with you when i see you and see what MAGGY says about tyre fitment.
HARRY. i have been in touch with Archenemy about an Arch roll. Did you get front and rear done?
I have a 5mm spacer to go on the front to clear the Brembo's so i might need the front's rolling for that. The rear will be running negative camber with a 225 stretched.
I am running 235's and i was getting rubbing front and back running a healthy dose of negative camber! I think you will have to get front and back done. IIRC Chris from ArchEnemy lives a couple of minutes away from me
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Thanks Harry.
I've spoken to Phil from Archenemy who might be the gaffa and i know his area is Bucks which is near me. Where in London are you? Did you get any issues with the paint craking. I know the newage scoobs are easier to roll.
I looked at 235's but if i've researched correctly the 225 should give me a good stretch = less rubbing
I've spoken to Phil from Archenemy who might be the gaffa and i know his area is Bucks which is near me. Where in London are you? Did you get any issues with the paint craking. I know the newage scoobs are easier to roll.
I looked at 235's but if i've researched correctly the 225 should give me a good stretch = less rubbing
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This will look sweet. Will be easy to fit aswell.
I had 17x9 et42 on my old facelift Classic and that was so much harder than it was to get them on to a Newage.
I'm going with 18x9 et35 for my Wagon, thats going to be fun too!
Get pics up when there fitted up!
I had 17x9 et42 on my old facelift Classic and that was so much harder than it was to get them on to a Newage.
I'm going with 18x9 et35 for my Wagon, thats going to be fun too!
Get pics up when there fitted up!
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Thanks Harry.
I've spoken to Phil from Archenemy who might be the gaffa and i know his area is Bucks which is near me. Where in London are you? Did you get any issues with the paint craking. I know the newage scoobs are easier to roll.
I looked at 235's but if i've researched correctly the 225 should give me a good stretch = less rubbing
I've spoken to Phil from Archenemy who might be the gaffa and i know his area is Bucks which is near me. Where in London are you? Did you get any issues with the paint craking. I know the newage scoobs are easier to roll.
I looked at 235's but if i've researched correctly the 225 should give me a good stretch = less rubbing
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M44GY I will be running 225 Falken 452's Heard these are great for stretching.
Will what rim you going for i know some wagon's on very aggressive wheels.
Will what rim you going for i know some wagon's on very aggressive wheels.
Last edited by Bockett; 06 September 2009 at 12:08 AM.
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