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Re: (ErMaK)
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Sick
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that IS sick!
Sick
</TD></TR></TABLE>that IS sick!
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K fellas heres the situation. My girl was driving my da one night and hit a manhole.(let me remind you that my car is dropped) THe manhole did some damage to my crossmember. I mean it was bad, you let go of the steering wheel and the whole car goes the right real hard. But anyway changed crossmember and did an aligment and i noticed that the axles and lower control arm are not straight. As if there leaning back some. You think she fucked up the whole k frame??
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Re: (608 Gangsta)
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just throw some washers back there.. if that dont work get a camber kit
thats what i did : )
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He's not talking about camber in the rear, he's talking about making the wheels sit more flush with the fenders, as in using wheel spacers like he mentioned.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sixfiveoh »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I'm thinking of getting some spacers to make the wheels a little more flush?
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Those wheels probably have a +40-42 offset if i'm not mistaken. You can get a 5mm, 10mm, 15mm, and a 20mm spacer from H&R, and I know there are different sizes out there available also just check around. Just take the offset of your wheels (ex +42) and subtract the thickness of the spacer you wanna use (ex 15mm) , ie 42-15=27 and that will be your new offset with those spacers. Most come with but if they don't you'll need extended wheel studs installed to accomodate the spacers. I say get some and hook it up, you won't be disappointed!
just throw some washers back there.. if that dont work get a camber kit
thats what i did : )
dey mo flush yo!
</TD></TR></TABLE>He's not talking about camber in the rear, he's talking about making the wheels sit more flush with the fenders, as in using wheel spacers like he mentioned.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sixfiveoh »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I'm thinking of getting some spacers to make the wheels a little more flush?
</TD></TR></TABLE>Those wheels probably have a +40-42 offset if i'm not mistaken. You can get a 5mm, 10mm, 15mm, and a 20mm spacer from H&R, and I know there are different sizes out there available also just check around. Just take the offset of your wheels (ex +42) and subtract the thickness of the spacer you wanna use (ex 15mm) , ie 42-15=27 and that will be your new offset with those spacers. Most come with but if they don't you'll need extended wheel studs installed to accomodate the spacers. I say get some and hook it up, you won't be disappointed!
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by crxwonder »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what do u do.... open up the taillight? is there a thread about this? please help have no time right now</TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah there was one on g2ic...but its not hard....take the tail light off the car....remove the bulbs and pour like a 1/4 cup hot water a 1/4 cup of super clean and siwsh around till all the pink lines turn white then keep out till it dries.
yeah there was one on g2ic...but its not hard....take the tail light off the car....remove the bulbs and pour like a 1/4 cup hot water a 1/4 cup of super clean and siwsh around till all the pink lines turn white then keep out till it dries.
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if a jack doesn't fit under your car just drive over 2 bricks so it raises the car about 2 inches.. then the jack should fit under the car no problem..
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Re: (ChaseIntegra)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ChaseIntegra »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Those wheels probably have a +40-42 offset if i'm not mistaken. You can get a 5mm, 10mm, 15mm, and a 20mm spacer from H&R, and I know there are different sizes out there available also just check around. Just take the offset of your wheels (ex +42) and subtract the thickness of the spacer you wanna use (ex 15mm) , ie 42-15=27 and that will be your new offset with those spacers. Most come with but if they don't you'll need extended wheel studs installed to accomodate the spacers. I say get some and hook it up, you won't be disappointed!</TD></TR></TABLE>
You got it, those are 42s.
If I went with 15mm spacers creating a 27mm offset, would that look ridiculous? What's a decent offset on DAs? I'm guessing somewhere around 32?
If I do that, should I run maybe a 5mm spacer on the front as well to keep things balanced?
You got it, those are 42s.
If I went with 15mm spacers creating a 27mm offset, would that look ridiculous? What's a decent offset on DAs? I'm guessing somewhere around 32?
If I do that, should I run maybe a 5mm spacer on the front as well to keep things balanced?
Re: (sixfiveoh)
my mechanic uses 10mm spacers on his ssr comps so he can clear his KVR calipers. they look fine on there. thats as much as i would go without extended studs
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Re: (crxwonder)
Hey guys!
#288 bumpin this shiet with a video!
My friends GSR Swapped DA.
About to be swapped for a poor mans type r.
Well check out the video! and the rest of mine!
http://vids.myspace.com/index....04275
#288 bumpin this shiet with a video!
My friends GSR Swapped DA.
About to be swapped for a poor mans type r.
Well check out the video! and the rest of mine!
http://vids.myspace.com/index....04275
Re: (Jose-aka-Pedro)
anyone ever tried to put miata rim's on a DA? do they clear the calipers? i had some on my EG hatch and some dumb bitch hit me so i want to see if they will fit on my new DA 
i think they should look sick.
the rims <.
i think they should look sick. the rims <.
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Re: (Lewy.)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Lewy. »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">anyone ever tried to put miata rim's on a DA? do they clear the calipers? i had some on my EG hatch and some dumb bitch hit me so i want to see if they will fit on my new DA i think they should look sick.
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Tried it, doesn't fit. Doesn't clear the brake calipers unless you get spacers...
i think they should look sick. the rims <.</TD></TR></TABLE>Tried it, doesn't fit. Doesn't clear the brake calipers unless you get spacers...
Re: (Dee A Nine)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Dee A Nine »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Tried it, doesn't fit. Doesn't clear the brake calipers unless you get spacers...</TD></TR></TABLE> 
man thats shitty..how bad did it hit? like to much to just shave the caliper a little?
man thats shitty..how bad did it hit? like to much to just shave the caliper a little?