December 18, 200718 yr comment_215703 rears are + 60mm Fronts are + 90mm will take a 15 x 10 -6 with 205/50/15 Edited March 12, 200917 yr by mungi mods Report
December 20, 200718 yr comment_215994 the car belongs to a fella on ae86dc, his user anme is deleta on there, dunno if this is him? Report
December 25, 200718 yr comment_216645 yeah the car is owned by deleta but the guards were made by not for show cut and weld job i reckon they look pretty nice Report
December 26, 200718 yr comment_216771 I saw this car as it was a work in progress. Its amazing. He has made so much space under there. 205/50 is a pretty decent rolling diameter to slam like that, and at that offset on an 8 its even more amazing. Legal too, its under the gaurds. My only question is, when you gonna make some moulds and start glassing these? I reckon there would be a few dozen takers. Report
December 26, 200718 yr comment_216774 Here's a link for those interested... http://www.ae86drivingclub.com.au/board/in...1408&st=920 I've been watching this thread regularly, I think it's an excellent concept and I just hope they execute it properly. I've been planning to do this for a little while now on my old AE71 sedan (roughly 3-4 inches all guards, similar style to a 22B), once I've got a cheap shitty pano worthy of cutting up for the coupe conversion. I bought my current pano off ebay without looking and it turned out to be too nice to chop up into little pieces:( I was going to do it but my brother talked me out of it. Report
March 12, 200917 yr Author comment_327092 been there did that....... new car under way more obese, bigger wheels, more offset , mucho dish .... same concept as above slightly different execution. the one that is half done swallows a 16 x 8 meshie and makes it look like a stocko rim in there....... close thread Edited March 12, 200917 yr by mungi mods Report
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