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Lol good. I'm not sure if the rear beam differs between Cup and Non Cup, it's just the Cup has a thicker stub axle block iirc.
That shouldn't effect why the beam wouldn't drop low enough to fit/remove the springs.
I've never had a problem...
Stick the top rubbers onto the body first, and with the lower shock bolts out the beam will drop (support with a jack) low enough to get the springs in.
Raise it back up with the jack and fit the bolts.
Sorry i meant i'm close to the ET37 of the 182 16" wheels. Mine is a 182 also.
I use 195/50/15 AD08R's which are probably equivalent to a 205 width.
172 Cup wheels are ET35/36 i think, so that's probably the most you'd want to go.
I use 5mm spacers on the front just for clearance peace of mind (and it looks a bit better) when running -1.5-2deg camber.
I'm using Speedline 2118's though which are ET43, so my offset is pretty much inline with oem 16's now.
Aye, when Brenda from Preston gets new pads fitted to her Toyota Yaris, the garage won't say "now listen Brenda, you've got to do 20 30mph-10mph stops to get your brakes to work properly" 😂
If it's faded there's a good chance it's a single stage paint, so it won't have a clear coat they use a hardener instead.
Much like the faded red Vauxhalls you see.
Ps. Is the side skirt meant to be that shape or is it damaged?
Nice motors.
Is it me or does the M140i badge looks like they've just stuck it anywhere? I'd have it lower down near the ridge line of the boot and to the right more.