wide arch kit |
wide arch kit |
May 26, 2014 - 6:43 AM |
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Enthusiast Joined Jun 24, '12 From Birmingham Currently Offline Reputation: 1 (100%) |
I'm thinking of maybe buying sum wide arches for the car. are there many options? I dont really want a wide body kit. might end up having to rob a bank or sumthing for that lol
lookin for those rocket bunny style 1s where u can tell they been added on cuz that's jus too sexy lol This post has been edited by MisterRay: May 26, 2014 - 6:47 AM -------------------- "whoever said progress was a slow process... was probably talking about me" |
Jun 19, 2014 - 8:23 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Dec 4, '11 From Greece Currently Offline Reputation: 1 (100%) |
You could buy something like this rocket bunny and make it fit onto the 6cg or maybe find a good bodyshop and make them metal. It would me better than fiberglass rocket bunnys. I've seen some DIY rocket bunny flares on AE86 corrolas and more cars. as yellochinaman said the style of these arches doesn't demand OEM looks That's the 1 I was looking at. and he is right. I spoke to a friend of mine n was told it could be easily done. il have to worry about fitting the alloys and spacing it properly afterwards. I have put it on my to do list now. how much more would having it made in metal actually cost tho? I don't feel it to be too necessary to have it in metal to be honest Don't know what would cost you to be done. I would be happy with something around 800-1000 euro here. Your friend is right. But you will have to worry about the wheels before you make the flares. I would firstly look my wheel choices ( with or without spacer adapters) Check how wide you want to go and calculate it with something like this www.willtheyfit.com then decide what tyre size sould I use (stretched you be better with the flares maybe?) and at the end I would make the arches to match the wheels otherwise you may and up with sunk wheels, huge spacers or rubbing on fiberglass problems. |
Jun 19, 2014 - 8:38 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Jun 24, '12 From Birmingham Currently Offline Reputation: 1 (100%) |
You could buy something like this rocket bunny and make it fit onto the 6cg or maybe find a good bodyshop and make them metal. It would me better than fiberglass rocket bunnys. I've seen some DIY rocket bunny flares on AE86 corrolas and more cars. as yellochinaman said the style of these arches doesn't demand OEM looks That's the 1 I was looking at. and he is right. I spoke to a friend of mine n was told it could be easily done. il have to worry about fitting the alloys and spacing it properly afterwards. I have put it on my to do list now. how much more would having it made in metal actually cost tho? I don't feel it to be too necessary to have it in metal to be honest Don't know what would cost you to be done. I would be happy with something around 800-1000 euro here. Your friend is right. But you will have to worry about the wheels before you make the flares. I would firstly look my wheel choices ( with or without spacer adapters) Check how wide you want to go and calculate it with something like this www.willtheyfit.com then decide what tyre size sould I use (stretched you be better with the flares maybe?) and at the end I would make the arches to match the wheels otherwise you may and up with sunk wheels, huge spacers or rubbing on fiberglass problems. that is some very helpful advise! i will start looking into it soon then. better to have the research than go into it completely blind. i do want to go with the rocket bunny kit. and would prefer not to use spacers. will look into stretching. dont want the speedo/acceleration to be off by too much. hopefully handling etc will not be out by too much either. i do love the way ET0 tend to poke out but will probably still need some spacers. -------------------- "whoever said progress was a slow process... was probably talking about me" |
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