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f**k they stick out far
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| FLASH |
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Yeah, thank fk for air shocks!
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| fordfreak ef |
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wow! realy fat! "fat barry" would be proud! i want slicks!
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| FLASH |
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i think i may need to request deisel put on the burnout part of the drag strip instead of water otherwise she wont spin
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Nah she'll spin..... the centre out of the cluch that is!
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| jaymeister |
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got and XD ute with 295's on 14x8 rims lol
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| hot-04l |
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i used to have an xe sedan with 15x12 12 slotters and 335/50/15 rubber on the rear,wouldnt smoke with a six,clevo shoved in fixed that prob though!!
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| FairmontXR6 |
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Howd you get that past transport/main roads?
On topic: In QLD 265s on 18" wheels are legal on EF/EL
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| dilberto |
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yup, mate with a EL GT has 285s on the rear....its very nice i am going a 9inch rim with 265s
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FairmontXR6 wrote: On topic: In QLD 265s on 18" wheels are legal on EF/EL
265's are legal on any diameter rim, as long as its within 1.3 times wider than the widest optional tyre for that model. But then other rules come into play which basically means you have to be very careful with the wheel offset for it to work. The tyre must be in accordance with the "rim to tyre fitment standards" blah blah etc...... which means you need a certain width rim to use the 265 width tyre, and at the same time you cant increase the wheel track by more than 25mm, so the offset and backspacing of the wheel is very important to keep the combo legal |
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s**t so this is illegal?
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FLASH wrote: s**t so this is illegal?
nah all legal, just looks really dodgy cause you got a rim with the totally wrong offset sticking out the guards 
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Wow i just checked the home page and relised this was one of the hot topics? its super old!
Didn't get the final say either
It may look dodgy to you, but id like to see 12" drag slicks under the gaurds without pumping or tubbing on stock offset? can't be done.
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| Big Kev |
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FordFairmont wrote: FLASH wrote: s**t so this is illegal? nah all legal, just looks really dodgy cause you got a rim with the totally wrong offset sticking out the guards I think you may find that they are indeed illegal as they protrude from the body quite far as the guards/mud guards/splash guards(all required by law except mud flaps) etc wont protect bystanders and other road users from debris being picked up and dangerously shot off...
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seconded to big kev's words, they cannot protrude the vehicle chassis (with the exception being at the bottom, where the tyres meet the ground)
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AAAAAHHHHHHAAA ha ha ha ha
i was being sarcastic guys!! Note the little laughing guy??? of course there illegal. There drag slicks!!! some how i don't think 12 inch wide slick tyres are legal anyway. There just for the strip.
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