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18-02-2007, 14:12
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they were citroen c105 van front arches before. i got 4 from 2 vans the same down the local scrapper. they were quite a good fit but once id got wider arches i wanted them even wider.
 . Your right though, they did look like golf gti arches. I never told anyone what they were off at the time as i didnt want others having the same. I havnt kept the trailor arches secret as im pretty sure noone else would be stupid enough to try and do it aswell as its a nightmare.I need to get hold of a bolt on spacer kit for the rear of mine aswell. probably about 25mm and then try and do a quick cheap fix on the the rear camber by slotting out the rear arm fittings. Im getting quite into custom cars these days and going off my old enthuisiasm for fast road cars so my s12 wont end up as a fast road or typical jap car once its finished. I should have my side exits on in a fortnights time hopefully and the wheels refurbed with diamond turned dishes. I take it you will be porting your head out on your s12 yourself? Or are there fj20et(2ltr turbo) s12's in sweden?
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18-02-2007, 14:33
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http://www.performancealloys.com/all...el_spacers.asp
here you are jon, these have them in for the s12, well if early s13 items will fit, then they have them in stock. 
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23-02-2007, 13:53
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any idea what those wheel spacer kits cost, as it might save sourcing the studs, the right material and getting them machined?
I just had a set made for a honda s2000 and they cost m3 150 quid...! Cnkers
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