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Old 28-06-2010, 12:33 PM
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You still need to pull the guards Tino, you need a fair whack of travel if you're going to punt it hard, look at some action shots of subi's on the track to see what I mean.
the gaurds have been rolled Jme, ive spoken to all that i can about pulling gaurds noone can do it due to the double layered rear gaurds. Unless u know something i dont??
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Old 28-06-2010, 12:38 PM
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Like JME said Tino, I think you either need to pump/modify the guards or get 235 tyres.
By constantly raising the rear you're also going to upset the rake of the car...ie you will be getting nose heavy braking into corners which will enhance understeer. You really need to have something like 230-235 mm rear with 250-255 mm front to have a reasonable balance (the measurements are from centre of hub to top of guard arch).
Plus you don't really want to go more than -2 deg on the rear camber.

Looking at the pics of the car, the major problem seems to be that the rim offset is a bit aggressive...what are they +38/+40-ish? Also are they an 8 or 8.5?
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They need to be pulled mate, rolling isn't enough. It can be done, means cutting the guards, adding some more meat, i.e. pumping them out. I don't think the 05+ sti stick on guards will do the job either. You only need probably 20mm width, but it will mean some massaging work to be undertaken.
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Like JME said Tino, I think you either need to pump/modify the guards or get 235 tyres.
By constantly raising the rear you're also going to upset the rake of the car...ie you will be getting nose heavy braking into corners which will enhance understeer. You really need to have something like 230-235 mm rear with 250-255 mm front to have a reasonable balance (the measurements are from centre of hub to top of guard arch).
Plus you don't really want to go more than -2 deg on the rear camber.

Looking at the pics of the car, the major problem seems to be that the rim offset is a bit aggressive...what are they +38/+40-ish? Also are they an 8 or 8.5?

I think the car is lower than those measurements to begin with so i may have some room to increase the height a little without affect braking...

Yeh the rims are really aggressive more than i would have liked they are 18x8.5 +30 but the 245 rcomps arent doing me any favours also..

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They need to be pulled mate, rolling isn't enough. It can be done, means cutting the guards, adding some more meat, i.e. pumping them out. I don't think the 05+ sti stick on guards will do the job either. You only need probably 20mm width, but it will mean some massaging work to be undertaken.

Jme if u know of someone that can do this send me a pm as all the enquires ive made have put me into a dead end..
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Surely your mates down at beyond can do this T??
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why not buy a set of perrin adjustable rear arms and take a little bit of track off the rear end?

it will reduce the excessive rear camber and with 30mm offset wheels, every one knows that you already have more than enough rear track, so a little less shouldn't hurt.
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Surely your mates down at beyond can do this T??
yeh they can do it matty but I think to be done properly the car would need to be repainted. If that's the case then I might just save fir the metal widebody. I think if I go to a 235 Rcomp I won't have these issues??

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why not buy a set of perrin adjustable rear arms and take a little bit of track off the rear end?

it will reduce the excessive rear camber and with 30mm offset wheels, every one knows that you already have more than enough rear track, so a little less shouldn't hurt.
Hmm interesting thought jeff only thing I can see is that it might bring the wheel closer to the strut??
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Hmm interesting thought jeff only thing I can see is that it might bring the wheel closer to the strut??
not really, only bring the strut closer to the chassis.

end of the day, theres only so much you can do to avoid redoing the guards.

wide body kit it is.
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think your gonna be doing widebody sooner than you think tino :P
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why not buy a set of perrin adjustable rear arms and take a little bit of track off the rear end?

it will reduce the excessive rear camber and with 30mm offset wheels, every one knows that you already have more than enough rear track, so a little less shouldn't hurt.
Exactly. There's sufficient clearance between the strut and the body to get the tyre away from the guard so it won't rub. It's easiest, cheapest solution and it will retain the current look of the car.
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