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Old 24-12-2008, 08:56 PM
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Thanks mate. Just got them fitted yesterday. Very happy with them with the little amount of driving I've done since.
Sorry mate, I know it's off topic but yea, those tyres are fantastic. Just when you think you'll hear them squel or even let go they just keep on hammering away at the corner. On several occasions I've anticipated chronic understeer and they just keep on holding on! Just don't test my theories too much
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Old 24-12-2008, 09:23 PM
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if you to remove all 8 spacers (including the rectangular ones at the back of the horse shoe frame) then it would hit the ALK, and simply wont fit.

IF you wanted to take them out, then you'd have to put standard castor blocks back on. Causing another wheel alignment to be done.

or if you are desperate, you could remove that horse shoe brace all together to get it over the pits for half a day, seen it done many times (but i dont recommend driving like that for long)
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Yeah I want to put the standard caster blocks in just for the day while I get it over the pits... So if anyone can help me out with that and let me borrow a set, that would be greatly appreciated.
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Old 25-12-2008, 08:20 AM
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if you to remove all 8 spacers (including the rectangular ones at the back of the horse shoe frame) then it would hit the ALK, and simply wont fit.

IF you wanted to take them out, then you'd have to put standard castor blocks back on. Causing another wheel alignment to be done.

or if you are desperate, you could remove that horse shoe brace all together to get it over the pits for half a day, seen it done many times (but i dont recommend driving like that for long)
where the fuck haev you been?!
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Old 26-12-2008, 10:44 AM
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Eastern Europe apparently...
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Is anyone able to help me out by letting me borrow the standard caster blocks etc.?
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