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This sums it up for me.

For ET45 (standard 182 wheels) 20mm front/15mm rear is perfect. You defiantly won't get any rubbing.

Workmanship on that is brilliant but I do love an original looking csl to be honest.

Brilliant photos, those views are just stunning.

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Great pics

Looks awesome!

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Truly amazing. Really enjoy your updates

Very nice indeed.

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No worries James I have to agree with Tony above tho, camera body's always loose a fair bit of money so buying a camera second hand in great condition really does make sense. That D5000 kit your looking at looks great to me so fingers crossed you get it for a good price because it looks ideal...

I got the D5000 as my first dslr four years ago and I still enjoy using it now. I think the camera really lends itself to the beginner and has lots of useful features that make understanding what the camera is doing and how to get the most from it nice and easy. I don't know anything about...

Microfibre madness incredimitt. Very high quality mitt and because it's microfibre it won't fall apart like a traditional lambs wool mitt. I find it dries really quick after use and requires zero maintenance just chuck it in the washing machine and hang it up to dry. It's by far the best...

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Those wheels look fantastic. Love the look of the car from the rear. Great pictures aswell :)

This product will be a winner for sure.

Re: Advice on detailing items please! (I understand it's been spoken about before, so That technique is spot on Adam plus the plasterers buckets are so big that you don't need to go anywhere near the bottom of the bucket. The über towel will easily dry several cars. After drying my Clio it...

Re: Advice on detailing items please! (I understand it's been spoken about before, so No worries, happy to help. I'm pretty sure they would fit however if you want to be certain you can also get adjustable grit guards so maybe look into those. If you are absolutely set on having grit guards...

K666price What wheels have you got? Need to know your offest to determine what spacers you need. Also I've got cooksports and I'd recommend them.

Advice on detailing items please! (I understand it's been spoken about before... Hi Adam, In my opinion grit guards are a waste of time. As long as you don't disturb the water too much the dirt will just sit at the bottom of the bucket and it won't be a problem. I'd recommend the plasterers...

No worries Bud Happy to help mate

Dominic172 JonC219 [/URL] [/URL] [/URL] I'm sure you'll agree it sits nicely and the last pic shows how well the rear sits with the PMS 10mm spacers.

No problem Jon. I did a lot of research when I was trying to figure it all out aswell. I'm running 195 tyres but I'm pretty certain you could run 205's with no issues because the spacers I'm running have a little "tuck" in the arches. I really hate the over spaced look so there is a little bit...

No worries Dom.

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I've got JJC 16mm spacers on the front of mine with longer bolts and they are absolutely fine. They are £25 on eBay for the spacers and the bolts are about a pound each from the JJC website. Free postage too. I'd recommend this set up plus it's loads cheaper than that ktec kit. I've also got...

Great write up and a very enjoyable read. I'm Dave Clarks Son, it was a pleasure to lend a hand refitting the box' and to see the car back up and running again. From a spectators point of view you provided some great racing and it was nice to see a new car at the front because Simons Saxo...

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Some lovely looking cars there. Love the R5 in particular. RB looks great.