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Ive just finished my W202 wide aches in metal. The arches where in plastic before witch served a purpose to spot rubbing as I run wider tyres (track car)
here is some pictures and my YouTube video. If you could please subscribe to my YouTube thanks. Also made lower side skirts hopefully more aero
Looks like good work but I have to ask, why run a wide body it if you arent gonna maximise the space to fill it in with an even wider tire. Would there e no benefit to that?
Hi the car is sitting on road wheel in the pictures. That’s 235 front and 255 on the rear, track wheels are in the shed waiting for new tyre they will be 265s front and 295s rear
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12' W204 C63 AMG coupe "T-Rex", 12' W451 Smart Fortwo Pulse (99' W202 C43 AMG + Ultima Can-Am sold)
Originally Posted by raw1879
Hi the car is sitting on road wheel in the pictures. That’s 235 front and 255 on the rear, track wheels are in the shed waiting for new tyre they will be 265s front and 295s rear
Now that's some serious sizes. You may loose some top speed and acceleration though. I noticed it when using 17" or 18" wheels
1999 C43, 2008 P30 E63, 2014 SQ5, 2024 Model Y Performance
I remember you posting about this a long time ago. The wide body looks good. Line up the front and rear bumpers with the wide arches and it's would look AMAZING! Do you have plans to modify the bumpers to match the wide body?
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