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Old 04-20-2004, 04:48 PM
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How to tuck slicks inside the wheel wells?

the title explains what i want to know how to do. the specific car that im working on is a revel 68 vette with AMT slicks from a nova. the tires stick out like 1/4 of a millimeter and i want them inside the well with some as little tire showing at the top.
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Re: How to tuck slicks inside the wheel wells?

u can delete this thread. i figured it out, i needed to shave part of the frame, then lower the mounting point on the axle and the shorten it but about 3/4 a millimeter on each side. looks bitchin now
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Re: How to tuck slicks inside the wheel wells?

no u can delete this thread lol just click "edit/delete" and select the delete box
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