coln72
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The rims we used must of been the right offset to avoid this as we never had rubbing issues, but we only ran 185/65/13's When we tried 205's we had issues one side though. What you said makes sense though as we had no issues with 205's under my '20 with the standard diff and axels, guess the extra 10mm each side gave enough clearance.
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Sounds about right. Bendigo car club got real shitty when a big lump of it fell off in a braking area................
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Thats why you get someone to lathe that 10mm off :)
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did a few laps of the place back in the day ;) still have nightmares about getting the mud off the underside of the car.
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Is that the BLCC Autocross track there Seb????????
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Find a KE30, get a bees dick machined off the axels and slip them in. Done. For the front, grab KE30/55/70 front disc, calipers and dust covers. Rip the KE20 stuff off, bolt up the later dust covers, use a combination of KE20 and KE30/55/70 bearings - think KE20 inner and later outer - and bolt up. Of course I will have forgotten something, as I did this a loooooooooooong time ago. Or you could find some Mazda 14's and bolt them up.
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nah, your gonna need a 9 inch ;)
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Ballarat airport doing a khanacross. Things sorta dried out during the day and a hump that was flat out during the morning wasnt in the arvo. Take off didnt do much damage, but the landing............ I'll back up Rob on the FWD thing. Ballarat Light Car Club had a Camira as a junior car. It would place outright in Autocrosses on occasion, knocking off some of the AWD's.
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Luckily not.
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WGMG - waking up this morning to find the dog had parked its lunch on the carpet
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