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ouch :laugh:
but he doesn't really have any useable wheels yet anyway |
Originally Posted by doward
(Post 1434505)
Offset is calculated to the center of bead to bead distance
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Ben, stick the Longdong 15x10 +??s on your DD and measure the track width (do it as accurately as possible, preferably with toe plates). Compare that to your purple NB.
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I just measured a 6UL....
164mm backspace, along with a frontspace of 114mm and total outer width of 278mm. ET25 So I am a derp. The two wheels seem equivalent, so I am left to be suspicious of those control arms not matching OEM length. Our white car has ELBJs, but I can grab a track width to compare if desired. |
Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 1434527)
I bet this wouldn't have been a problem with 6UL's :giggle:
I tried. |
Originally Posted by Savington
(Post 1434561)
Ben, stick the Longdong 15x10 +??s on your DD and measure the track width (do it as accurately as possible, preferably with toe plates). Compare that to your purple NB.
And.... the wheels fit great on the blue car. Legitimate flat roll DD status. With less camber than the purple car. Blue car track with 15x10 +25 245/40: Front: 67" Rear: 67.5" Hater is 1.25" wider PER CORNER in the front. 1.125" wider PER CORNER in the rear. WHAT. And before we blame the things i've done to the car, again consider that the initial fitting was attempted on all stock everything. Stock original arms, hubs, brakes, bushings, balljoints, everything. If it had looked anything at ALL like the blue car currently looks, i wouldn't have even considered sending PTS an email asking "uhhhhhhhh WUT?" I wouldn't have made a single big deal out of it. I would have just done a flat roll and gone on with my day. I spent hours trying to get them to fit on all stock everything. Hours. I'm completely lost. I give up. |
So what you're saying is you should have put the wheels on the other car.
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Originally Posted by concealer404
(Post 1434524)
Anyways, i have a jack now. ... https://m.popkey.co/fd350f/KlJZL_s-200x150.gif Now pics or it didn't happen. |
Originally Posted by concealer404
(Post 1434522)
If people that work in the industry don't agree on how to measure wheels, then how am i supposed to determine what to order, or how to determine if what i have is what i ordered?
Same distance, different measurements. |
so your purple car is retarded? 'grats.
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Originally Posted by sixshooter
(Post 1434589)
So what you're saying is you should have put the wheels on the other car.
And already ordered 205/50s for the blue car. |
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20170817_203543 by concealer404, on Flickr https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4376/...c5b8874f_b.jpg 20170817_203520 by concealer404, on Flickr Rear quarter directly above, no body modifications. https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4359/...2b2e8e5f_b.jpg 20170817_203557 by concealer404, on Flickr https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4389/...8ed96d24_b.jpg 2017-08-18_09-08-48 by concealer404, on Flickr |
Jack the front end up and measure each car's width from the bottom of the brake rotors. Take the wheels out of the equation.
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I will do that on Sunday when i get back in town. It's going to be different.
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Measure subframe mounting to subframe mounting also. And subframe to outside of arm. Measure allthethings.
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I don't know how much more effort i'm really going to be putting into "why," just FYI.
But i will be making some 2 piece aero front fenders a la ThePass and probably throwing overfenders at the rear over winter. Yes, it's really that bad. |
Alternatively, you could realign your car and readjust the FUCAs so your wheels actually fit
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Originally Posted by Savington
(Post 1434672)
Alternatively, you could realign your car and readjust the FUCAs so your wheels actually fit
I don't think if i messed up the UCAs by an inch on every corner, that i would have been able to get an alignment on this thing. Also again: This was batshit on stock arms, stock brakes, stock balljoints, stock everything. |
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Paging asmasm, we need a suspension scan on aisle 7.
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