Sneak Peak @ my time attack build
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^^^Hahaha, thanks.
I just wish I had more time to work on it and get it done! The first stage of the vinyl hopefully will get done tonight if I can find the time. I will take/post pics when its done.
I just wish I had more time to work on it and get it done! The first stage of the vinyl hopefully will get done tonight if I can find the time. I will take/post pics when its done.
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.If you have ever been on track with your rear windows up you have no doubt noticed the horrible and distracting wind buffering going on behind you. These vents eliminate that. Most track orgainzations require you to run with the front windows down and the rear ones up which is why the vents are worth it.
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The fenders were rolled to fit the old setup which was 18"x 9.5" Enkei NT03+M +27 offset with a 12mm spacer up front. These are a +28 offset with no spacers up front. I am guessing that the rears would still need to be rolled, but the fronts might not since they stick out 13mm less than the Enkeis did. 265/35/18s were also used on the Enkeis and I will be running 255/35/18s on these Volks.
The fenders were rolled to fit the old setup which was 18"x 9.5" Enkei NT03+M +27 offset with a 12mm spacer up front. These are a +28 offset with no spacers up front. I am guessing that the rears would still need to be rolled, but the fronts might not since they stick out 13mm less than the Enkeis did. 265/35/18s were also used on the Enkeis and I will be running 255/35/18s on these Volks.
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