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Main : Mechanical : Body and Interiors front gaurd mods for bigger tyres

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pic of wheelarch trimming required to fit 185/60*14 tyre on R31 Skyline steelies.

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kegs
Posted: 2005/12/22 6:26  Updated: 2005/12/22 6:26
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)
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From: campbelltown (sydney) australia
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 Re: front gaurd mods for bigger tyres
if you put 50 series tyres youd fit em easily, my wheels dont rub on the guards and ive got 15's....

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Ronald
Posted: 2005/12/22 6:58  Updated: 2005/12/22 6:58
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 Re: front gaurd mods for bigger tyres
wot series u got on ur 15"s?

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L18_B110
Posted: 2005/12/22 7:57  Updated: 2005/12/22 7:57
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 Re: front gaurd mods for bigger tyres
50 series aren't exactly common in 14". I have had a set or 195/55*14" Yokohamas that i got brand new from an importer, but they required a bit of pumping of the gaurd as well as lipping.

So I imagine a 195/50*15" would also. 195/50*15" are the same OD as the 185/60*14 pictured, so unless you have standard 1200 front end, i can't really see how you got them in without any mods to the gaurds.

I had adjustable castor rods at the time too, with a bit of extra castor wound on. But I seem to recall having to trim the front of the wheelarch even when I first put it all together with a 175/60*14 and the stanza front end and no adjustment on the castor rods - but you do get a bit of extra castor with the Stanza conversion due to the longer control arms anyway.

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matty
Posted: 2005/12/22 14:02  Updated: 2005/12/22 14:02
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 Re: front gaurd mods for bigger tyres
As has been mentioned 185/60R14 and 195/50R15 are virtually identical in rolling diameter. What makes cutting the guards necessary is the extra castor. I run the same size rubber and they fitted without any rubbing till I installed adjustable castor rods.
Regards Matty

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hotrod88
Posted: 2005/12/24 0:04  Updated: 2005/12/24 0:04
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 Re: front gaurd mods for bigger tyres
I am running 195x60R14 and have no probs. with the stock front end.