Another abw thread, but different?
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Another abw thread, but different?
So, the abw arches, as marmite as the fmic? Regardless, I like them.
From what I gather, most people who have driven a classic with 17's and 18's would say the 17's are more of a 'drivers wheel'. Another taboo but not the point of this thread!
When looking for pictures of abw's on a classic all I can find are ones with wide 18's that look raw, however rarely do I see them running wide 17's.
Not only would they be arguably more drivable, the saving in tyres will be noticeable on tracks etc.
Has anyone got any pics of a classic with the abw/17inch/wide wheel combination?
From what I gather, most people who have driven a classic with 17's and 18's would say the 17's are more of a 'drivers wheel'. Another taboo but not the point of this thread!
When looking for pictures of abw's on a classic all I can find are ones with wide 18's that look raw, however rarely do I see them running wide 17's.
Not only would they be arguably more drivable, the saving in tyres will be noticeable on tracks etc.
Has anyone got any pics of a classic with the abw/17inch/wide wheel combination?
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The race car at Richard Henry Motorsport runs them, it looks sweet as its on 255's but is normally tucked away so can't really have a proper gander.
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