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Re: RE: Fitting challengers - Tyronnster - 21-03-2013
(21-03-2013, 09:14 PM)padge Wrote: no, they just ask/post random pics thats all.
No worries
Got my wheels on with 20mm spacers however looks like a 4x4 now
RE: Fitting challengers - Pipps - 02-10-2013
Hi Padge, great job on your wheels and suspension. With 20mm spacers at the rear, did you have to fold back the metal wheel arch lip, and did you have to remove the rear arch liners too?
RE: Fitting challengers - padge - 02-10-2013
yes mate, arch liners removed, lips removed, when I ran the black challengers I didn't need to remove the arch lips, but the white vortex are slightly wider.
RE: Fitting challengers - Frosty - 02-10-2013
I had to bash back my arch lip with running challengers and 20mm spacers
RE: Fitting challengers - padge - 02-10-2013
my black ones might have been vortex then, I dunno lol.
RE: Fitting challengers - Pipps - 02-10-2013
(02-10-2013, 04:43 PM)padge Wrote: yes mate, arch liners removed, lips removed, when I ran the black challengers I didn't need to remove the arch lips, but the white vortex are slightly wider.
(02-10-2013, 04:45 PM)Frosty Wrote: I had to bash back my arch lip with running challengers and 20mm spacers
Just to clarify, you're both referring to the rear aches, guys?
RE: Fitting challengers - padge - 02-10-2013
yes, but on another dturbo I had, I posted on the previous page, the one with silver challengers, they rubbed on the front arches too.