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  • #16
    Back in my boy racer days I had a Mark 1 Escort, fitted the stud extenstion type spacers to it...result - stud sheared off...got overtaken by one of my rear wheels on the A2!

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    • #17
      Does anyone here have problems from the old bill or MOT testers about the wheels poking out of the arches??? I take it its not legal... or is it one of those things that no one really bothers about?
      More Lift.
      More Tyres.
      More Engine.

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      • #18
        STANDARD WHEEL SPACERS with oem wheels & flared arches are well within the arch extension, So its not an issue
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        • #19
          Unless Of Course Your Me.:d:
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          • #20
            Originally posted by surfenstein
            Unless Of Course Your Me.:d:
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            • #21
              Depends on the area, I've never had a issue, but them I don't hang around the drive through doing donuts late at night so don't draw plod attention to myself.

              Most of the people I know who have had issues have been driving to fast, stupidly, giving lip, etc already, so its just something else on the list.

              A small amount shouldn't get you any hassle, stein' is pushing his luck a little, and my Boggers on the 1st gen I generally only fit if its going out to play somewhere serious and local as it really takes the pee...





              MOT arn't bothered with up to 20-30mm of tyre sticking out, but construction and use rules means Plod is, so you are their mercy.

              Incidentally, only the tread has to be covered, so sidewall bulge, or tread that doesn't touch the floor dosn't matter.
              Originally posted by Karma Supra
              Does anyone here have problems from the old bill or MOT testers about the wheels poking out of the arches??? I take it its not legal... or is it one of those things that no one really bothers about?
              4x4toys.co.uk - Keeping you on and off the road...

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              • #22
                Originally posted by plumb bob
                The better set are steel, so are much stronger
                Also available in alloy (in face, I havn't sold any steel ones for ages, we only get alloy ones now), less unstrung weight is far better for vibes and handling.

                As long as the wheel studs are built into the spacer, not stud extentions, then its OK.
                4x4toys.co.uk - Keeping you on and off the road...

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by TonyN
                  Also available in alloy (in face, I havn't sold any steel ones for ages, we only get alloy ones now), less unstrung weight is far better for vibes and handling.

                  As long as the wheel studs are built into the spacer, not stud extentions, then its OK.
                  The ones that Tony sells are the nuts, so is the new shocks and springs cant remember the make but they are good.
                  SWIFT AND BOLD

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                  • #24
                    Nice one TonyN I didn't know about the law only effecting bits in contact with the ground!

                    So many plans, such little money!
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                    More Tyres.
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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by charvell
                      The ones that Tony sells are the nuts, so is the new shocks and springs cant remember the make but they are good.
                      Shocks and springs are TJM! You should remember, they cost you enough!!

                      But seriously worth the the extra IMHO.

                      If you're talking about the spacers, they are called 'Superspacers' not sure of to many more details, but mine are the same as Roughtrax and LA Supertrux.
                      4x4toys.co.uk - Keeping you on and off the road...

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                      • #26
                        Mine are ROUGHTRAX ones
                        Attached Files
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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by marky
                          SHOW OFF
                          seriously i had to fit the spacers for the mot,because the 33" tyres were rubbing against the leaf springs on full lock.im waiting to hear back from nigel about some 4" flares for the 1st gen then the tyre will be covered.so im not planning to run for long with the tyres poking out the way they are.
                          www.overfab.uk

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by TonyN
                            Depends on the area, I've never had a issue, but them I don't hang around the drive through doing donuts late at night so don't draw plod attention to myself.

                            Most of the people I know who have had issues have been driving to fast, stupidly, giving lip, etc already, so its just something else on the list.

                            A small amount shouldn't get you any hassle, stein' is pushing his luck a little, and my Boggers on the 1st gen I generally only fit if its going out to play somewhere serious and local as it really takes the pee...





                            MOT arn't bothered with up to 20-30mm of tyre sticking out, but construction and use rules means Plod is, so you are their mercy.

                            Incidentally, only the tread has to be covered, so sidewall bulge, or tread that doesn't touch the floor dosn't matter.
                            ah first gen porn.that looks way to cool to be covered with flares,its a pity we cant drive around like that legally.
                            www.overfab.uk

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by surfenstein
                              seriously i had to fit the spacers for the mot,because the 33" tyres were rubbing against the leaf springs on full lock.im waiting to hear back from nigel about some 4" flares for the 1st gen then the tyre will be covered.so im not planning to run for long with the tyres poking out the way they are.
                              SUMO had trouble as he had the small arches so i suggested putting some pipe Lagging on them to make them appear bigger.
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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by marky
                                SUMO had trouble as he had the small arches so i suggested putting some pipe Lagging on them to make them appear bigger.
                                i thought that the truck would fail with the tyres poking out the way they do.but i was surprised that they didnt even mention them on the mot.im waiting on the fibre glass wings with the 4" flares built in,
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