SuperKid
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Re: Hi All! I'm new here... Posted Wed Oct 22, 03 6:33 PM
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I first thought of 17's, but then I saw some pics of 240's with 17's and then some with 18's. I liked the 18's more, but those would just be for cruising. I would get some 17's or 16's for the track.
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SuperKid
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Re: Hi All! I'm new here... Posted Wed Oct 22, 03 6:37 PM
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Oh yeah, about the sr20, I would plan to upgrade the internals and a whole bunch of other things too, which I would rather do while the engine is out. So I'll probably buy it first, then work on the exterior and interior. While purchasing engine pieces everynow and then. Then, once I have all of the parts, I'd build the motor, swap it in, then dyno and run the car.
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hooyeah
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Re: Hi All! I'm new here... Posted Thu Oct 23, 03 4:07 AM
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still looks like it's cambered up the asshole can you say cut springs?
what if the hokey pokey really is what it's all about?
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Phatmatt
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Re: Hi All! I'm new here... Posted Thu Oct 23, 03 10:43 PM
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seriously man. Even from that other angle it looks like the wheels are at a 45 degree angle. ......well not quite.
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VW_Nut
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Re: Hi All! I'm new here... Posted Sat Oct 25, 03 12:04 PM
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Hey! Looks like a lowered VW with a swing axle trans! Those are the masters of camber.
There is no substitute for cubic inches, except for cubic centimeters!
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Phatmatt
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Re: Hi All! I'm new here... Posted Sat Oct 25, 03 9:51 PM
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.......whatever man I'M the master of camber.
actually I have very little knowledge of suspention and what-not. And when I say very little, I mean almost none. Although I understand the principals of physiscs, and whatnot.................
...............I'm not sure why I posed this.
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