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Re: Rob's CA18DET 1200 UTE.
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got a bit more done this arvo,
mounted turbo,waste gate and dumpipe
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also picked up these simmons to trial fit 17x6 fronts & 17x 8 rears,they were originally made for the donor ute i bought but couldnt afford em at the time. fit the rear ok still have to check the front.hopefully they fit good so i can pick em up tomorrow arvo.

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Posted on: 2011/5/23 15:20
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Re: Rob's CA18DET 1200 UTE.
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That's a big f$%kin huffer Rob! What is it? 3076?

Those wheels will look awesome. What's the specs of your front suspension to fit them in? Have you got normal/Stanza/120Y struts?
I was gunna go 17X7 all round but would love to go 17X8's on the rear if possible. Will you need to roll the guards?
Keep it up, it's coming along really well.

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Re: Rob's CA18DET 1200 UTE.
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hey shoota thanks mate,
yeah mate garrett gt35 rear looks small hopefully helps with lag.
front struts a 180b still need to cut em down new inserts,springs and coil over kit, need adjustable lower control arms and camber tops next to get em in the gaurds. guards definately need rolling and rear iner wheel wells will help for extra clearance.
holden rotors and caliper not sure old specs but their big almost to big, having trouble with engineers aproval with wheel,brake and suspension mods. to many rules mate cant see why their so picky only danger is the thing will go ass over tit and land on its roof if i jam the brakes!lol

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That looks mad!

Posted on: 2011/5/24 5:21
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Wow great work rob! Loving all the pics, keep em coming.
Turbo looks to have the .63a/r rear housing.. Should get the little ca on song nicely haha.
And I really like those wheels! Hmm

Posted on: 2011/5/24 5:43
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Sweet build you have here rob. I am envious of your build and bling going into your car! Great looking project so far so keep the pics coming.

Posted on: 2011/5/24 9:57
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So eight inch wheels will fit the rear of the ute fine, mines lowered two inches but apart from that its stock.

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wheels look great at that height, you got a colour picked out yet?

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appreciate the feedback guys, glad it gets the thumbs up.lol
plenty of pics to come fellaz, orderd the 4 link setup today aslo picked up the wheels tonight.
story behind these wheels is they were made for my donor ute, wasnt interested in them at the time because the rear quarters were cut big time so i thought they wouldnt fit hence the trial fit. the donor ute had the leaf springs moved in a 100mm and was tubbed to the rail. in saying that they still fit inside standard rear gaurds at that ride hieght but i'm not running leaf springs so i dunno if they would interfer with the 235 tyre. still gonna tub it to the rails and change the wheel well for future mods.
As for a colour at the moment i'm split between a nice bright white or silver but who knows!

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also maybe somone could shed some light on this,

isn't the axle plate and diff plate meant to meet flush??? (VL turbo diff)
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cheer
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