?The main thing is should i space the rear wheels out a bit as there not totally flush with arch, i thought maybe 10mm spacers at the back what do you think
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[Mk2] [Turbo] Before and after
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turbloide2
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[Mk2] [Turbo] Before and after
Top pic of car last week rest took today your views ?
The main thing is should i space the rear wheels out a bit as there not totally flush with arch, i thought maybe 10mm spacers at the back what do you think?
Last week
Today
Cheers
Danny
?The main thing is should i space the rear wheels out a bit as there not totally flush with arch, i thought maybe 10mm spacers at the back what do you think
?Last week
Today
Cheers
Danny
Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Before and after
i read before about using a length of wood from top to bottom of wheel to get idea how big the spacers need to be, 10 mm looks good to me though but maybe and idea to be sure you dont want them to rub. 
she's all comming together nicely now after a fair bit of cash spent, not bad for just an n/a now for some body kit i think.
Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Before and after
That looks fretty mean mate 
10mm will be fine, loos like youve got a bit of arch clearance so i dont think you'll have rubbing issues.
i'd go 15mm personally
10mm will be fine, loos like youve got a bit of arch clearance so i dont think you'll have rubbing issues.i'd go 15mm personally
Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Before and after
Looks good mate. however , i think i prefer the old wheels!! 
however , i think i prefer the old wheels!! -
BiGWiLlYsTyLe
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Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Before and after
Yeah 10mm would be fine,i need 20mm for mine to be flush 
I'm a fan of both wheels,think the car will defo need to be dropped though
I'm a fan of both wheels,think the car will defo need to be dropped though