My Cleee-O : New Whimmmmzzzz Page 3 =D
Right then! Finally got some new Whimmmmmzzzzz for the Cleee-O.
They're not the 14x8 Borbets that I originally wanted, but they are still 5 spokes, and are 14x8's which are ET15...so I still have a nice load of dish. Wrapped in 195/45/14 Toyo Proxes T1R's. Had to get them as they were up for a Lidl price, but Waitrose quality.
Ladies, Gentlemen and those of you who are as of yet undecided, I give you the Steffan BCW's
When I picked them up,
Comparison of Wheels, Old And New,
Desired Camber on the rear :rasp:
One Side done,
Old one and new one on ('Scuse the crap quality and the fact you might not actually be able to see the difference cause of it
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Love this shot, looks like a Go-Kart
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Couple of front shots,
Rear 3/4 Shot, Mmmmmm Dish
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Front Wheel,
Down Low front shot,
It looks good. So happy with the finished product. However, it wasn't so easy as I made out...
x Jacking it up and down by myself needs the use of; 1 long wooden batton, 2 trolley jacks, a thick bit of timber and 2 axle stands.
x The Callipers are so close to the inside of the rim, I swear you can't fit paper in between them.
x The left-hand side calliper was actually touching the inside of the rim :dapprove:. So ended up filing down the top of the calliper so that it wouldn't rub.
x Started to drive, and the rears started to rub a little...Okay, I say a little, quite a lot. Drove for another minute or so? Then was greeted by the sound of flayling rubber whiping my rear arches.
A nice way to break in my new Toyo's
Despite the arch gap I had, the suspension travel was obviously too much. The fronts were fine (and they were closer).
So, I need some rear camber to make them fit in...then hopefully I'll be able to get rid of the rear arch gap too. :approve:
So yea, hope you like the pictures.