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Re: Luke's 1200 coupe

Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2013 9:17 pm
by gingofthesouth
Although I can not partake right now (or in the next 4-5 months) I would love to know more as I have two options for my car going forward.

Re: Luke's 1200 coupe

Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2013 11:09 pm
by luke
gingofthesouth wrote:Although I can not partake right now (or in the next 4-5 months) I would love to know more as I have two options for my car going forward.
isnt your 1600 running something silly like over a 14" rim? simply outrageous dont you know!!!! but will let everyone regardless of excessive rim sizing know my outcome once i sort it :) ............ its kinda up to wether i do all 4 or not...........

the front is outside the gaurd by 10mm which is fine, but the back is in by 10mm, and i want it matching, so 7.5s/8s are on the cards for the rear

any info greatly appreciated

Re: Luke's 1200 coupe

Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2013 11:16 pm
by dattoboy
I got quoted $125+gst to widen a 14" (outer band only) over here in from whitehorse industries and an extra $30+gst to polish.
Could be worth looking into?

Re: Luke's 1200 coupe

Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2013 12:59 am
by gingofthesouth
luke wrote: isnt your 1600 running something silly like over a 14" rim? simply outrageous dont you know!!!! but will let everyone regardless of excessive rim sizing know my outcome once i sort it :)
Haha, even more outrageous, its running 17's. The Mrs is going to put them on her recently acquired 2003 Nissan Cube Family mover and I am going to acquire new rims. I just tried Dylan's 13s and they look like match box wheels on the 1600 (read: ridiculous / ugly). I am looking to run a 15inch rim.

Re: Luke's 1200 coupe

Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2013 3:25 pm
by brocky41
luke wrote:
gingofthesouth wrote:Although I can not partake right now (or in the next 4-5 months) I would love to know more as I have two options for my car going forward.
isnt your 1600 running something silly like over a 14" rim? simply outrageous dont you know!!!! but will let everyone regardless of excessive rim sizing know my outcome once i sort it :) ............ its kinda up to wether i do all 4 or not...........

the front is outside the gaurd by 10mm which is fine, but the back is in by 10mm, and i want it matching, so 7.5s/8s are on the cards for the rear

any info greatly appreciated
Your rims shoulnt be outside the guards at all :baseballbat: :baseballbat: :deadhorse: lol

Re: Luke's 1200 coupe

Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2013 3:29 pm
by brocky41
gingofthesouth wrote:
luke wrote: isnt your 1600 running something silly like over a 14" rim? simply outrageous dont you know!!!! but will let everyone regardless of excessive rim sizing know my outcome once i sort it :)
Haha, even more outrageous, its running 17's. The Mrs is going to put them on her recently acquired 2003 Nissan Cube Family mover and I am going to acquire new rims. I just tried Dylan's 13s and they look like match box wheels on the 1600 (read: ridiculous / ugly). I am looking to run a 15inch rim.
17's on a Cube - thats outrageous, its smaller than a 1600 so it should be on 10's or less (wheelbarrow rims) going by what the small wheel guys want lol

15's with dish look awesome on a 1600.

Back to Lukes predicament - buying outer bands to get 10-15mm extra seems a bit off to me (each to there own)
Throw on a slip on spacer and it'll sit perfect.

Re: Luke's 1200 coupe

Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2013 4:05 pm
by luke
What's a slip on spacer? And where do I find them?

Re: Luke's 1200 coupe

Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2013 4:23 pm
by brocky41
bolt on

slip on

all good wheel outlets or trade me - ive got some 25mm ones you can try

Re: Luke's 1200 coupe

Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2013 8:19 pm
by broke
dattoboy wrote:I got quoted $125+gst to widen a 14" (outer band only) over here in from whitehorse industries and an extra $30+gst to polish.
Could be worth looking into?
Steel or alloy? I heard that there was guy in Darfield or somewhere doing steel bands for SSR's etc.

Re: Luke's 1200 coupe

Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2013 9:07 pm
by luke
Don't know. Does it matter?