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8ace

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Everything posted by 8ace

  1. cool they look quite nice rims too.
  2. 450-500 BHP rwhp and save cash can never be used in the same sentence on a zed unless it is.... Your never gonna be able to do 450-500 BHP rwhp and save cash . :D
  3. forged pistons ? new bearings seals and gaskets needed too i would guess prob forged rods too not sure what stock are good for?
  4. is the offset 35 or -35 on the wheels you bought ? wouldn't -35 push them way out past the arches as stock offset is postive 35 isn't it?
  5. don't kill it :cry:
  6. :hurl: they look far too clean to do that
  7. i would be very annoyed If i din't get to watch them do eachother then me :D
  8. 8ace replied to Anthonyd's topic in Events - UK
    open ended for me
  9. we've had oak amtico strip floor in our reception foyer in work for 18 years now. it still looks good today its a busy area too non stop traffic to clients, reps etc my dad was a flooring contractor always did well and had upto 7 blokes working for him
  10. you didn't wake up in poo did you? lessons to be learn in eating baby food :rofl:
  11. i've seen a r8 in the raw and they are real lush but the new gtr ....hmmmmm think i would have to rag the arse off both before i made a choice any one got one of each I can test drive so I can vote on this poll??? :D
  12. best of luck with new business
  13. sorry meant an inch out going up to 9.5j say with a lower positive offset
  14. thats where my concerns were working out the outer postion of the wheels if I can gain an inch out on each wheel front and back without noticing a huge difference in steering all's good I undestand the rolling diameter speedo thing no probs just the turning circle concerns. Thanks for your help off to bed now as I have more circles to get back to tommorrow just constructing a large circular window for an award winning designers garden display for the chelsea flower show.....f###ing wheels arrrrrggh
  15. Not in the very immediate future but would like to go for 18" slightly wider at the back come out more flush with arches if poss and maybe a bit lower. you input has beeen greatly appreciated even if only as a learning curve(excuse the pun lol) cheers dude
  16. so would that feel very different to drive? and what tolls would it have on stock suspension/tyre wear ?
  17. If i had a three wheeler i'd be worried yes :D not so much about the wheel tracks though
  18. this is interesting and confused me even more http://t3hclap.com/archives/10 think I gonna stick to stock sizes and just get pretty wheels one day not worried so much about rubbing more of have the car react differentlly cheers for help I suppose driving the wheels is the answer
  19. doesn't it change the turning circle though ? or are the outside lines of the tyres the same ?
  20. sorry wasn't trying to hyjack your thread I just though it was relavent and would keep it under one roof
  21. was just trying to help with your question as it seems wheels aint simple :x:
  22. indeed but what impact will that have on driving if they are different to stock? If you had say for example as some do 10J on back(or wide body kits with spacers) and 8J on front with +35 offset thats not gonna line up the same when cornering

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