Any news about Superleggeras??
Nov 15, 2001, 07:33 AM
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Any news about Superleggeras??
I was just wondering if the OZ Superleggeras were available for the 6 yet. Saw them yesterday for the first time in real life on an M5... Look very good and very light!! Me love them too much... (Just watched Full Metal Jacket a few days ago, which scene am I refering to??)
Nov 15, 2001, 01:23 PM
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I though they were already available for the EVO 6, I've just ordered a set for my 7 (currently at Southampton Customs...apparently - should get them in a week)
Nov 15, 2001, 02:59 PM
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I wouldn't want too take us all your valuable time, anyway I was thing more or Forged Pistons, new cams, ALS, Gems ECU (pre-programmed for me), adjustable shocks, and a bigger turbo...etc...we're never satisfied...are we?
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Tony, saw the car in a car park in Düsseldorf, no camera I'm afraid 
They were 18 inch and looked da bomb, as you say here in America
Billy, actually not right, it's the hooker that talks to Joker and when him and his mate try to haggle the price down she says:"I love you too much!" Anyway, "feeling good's good enough"... Where's that from?
They were 18 inch and looked da bomb, as you say here in America
Billy, actually not right, it's the hooker that talks to Joker and when him and his mate try to haggle the price down she says:"I love you too much!" Anyway, "feeling good's good enough"... Where's that from?
Nov 22, 2001, 05:35 AM
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Michael,
The wheel is still located on the centre of the hub/disc by an extended flange, so the studs and nuts are only keeping the wheel pulled hard against the disc as per standard set up, with only normal rotational shear loading. Also studs are uprated high tensile, so the set up is probably stronger than standard.
Clive
The wheel is still located on the centre of the hub/disc by an extended flange, so the studs and nuts are only keeping the wheel pulled hard against the disc as per standard set up, with only normal rotational shear loading. Also studs are uprated high tensile, so the set up is probably stronger than standard.
Clive
