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My AE86 with deep dishes!
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09-17-2004, 01:00 PM
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Arv Thanx for the nice comments on my AE86 :roll: The size is 17X8,5 front with ET 13 and 205/40-17" tyres, and 17X10" rear with ET20 and 225/35-17" tyres (should be 235 in width).
No spacers in front, but too much turning when reversing will provoke the front rims to rub against the suspension. Im using 5mm spacers in the rear, but due to the worn cusions, the rear rims sometimes hit the inner carcasse. To solve that problem i will use 10mm spacers in the rear, and 5mm spacers in the front. Then another problem comes along, the bolts are to short. I´ll change the bolts to the ones from a Toyota landcruiser, and I should be ready to go. The sad news is that my AE86 is in very bad condition underneath, and requires a hell of a make over. So I know what to do this fall/winter/spring.  But thanx again for the great comments, the AE86 is a wonderfull car, no doubt about it. And a surprisingly fast car, compared to newer cars. 
It´s no dejavu, I just outran you twice! |
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