My wheel left the car after Bruntingthorpe :(
04-11-2005, 07:34 PM
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Very nasty indeed, glad you and the car are in one piece still. Think i better bin my spacers too!! so whats Tony's screen name, nuts?
04-11-2005, 10:33 PM
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I did those 4 for you purely as a favour Marco as you did me one remember 
As for the studs, people see them for £10 each or £2.50 each and guess which ones they choose. TBH the cheaper ones will be fine on a standard road car, but something that is given constant grief shouldn't be skimped on - or at the least they should be lifed like most motorsport parts.
As for the studs, people see them for £10 each or £2.50 each and guess which ones they choose. TBH the cheaper ones will be fine on a standard road car, but something that is given constant grief shouldn't be skimped on - or at the least they should be lifed like most motorsport parts.
05-11-2005, 10:30 AM
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could have been a lot worse mate 
I need to get longer studs fitted to the front of mine......million dollar question would you be happy using these studs again??????? got my longer rear studs from merlin at castle coombe!
05-11-2005, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by NUTS RuS
As for the studs, people see them for £10 each or £2.50 each and guess which ones they choose. TBH the cheaper ones will be fine on a standard road car, but something that is given constant grief shouldn't be skimped on - or at the least they should be lifed like most motorsport parts.
05-11-2005, 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted by NUTS RuS
I did those 4 for you purely as a favour Marco as you did me one remember
As for the studs, people see them for £10 each or £2.50 each and guess which ones they choose. TBH the cheaper ones will be fine on a standard road car, but something that is given constant grief shouldn't be skimped on - or at the least they should be lifed like most motorsport parts.
As for the studs, people see them for £10 each or £2.50 each and guess which ones they choose. TBH the cheaper ones will be fine on a standard road car, but something that is given constant grief shouldn't be skimped on - or at the least they should be lifed like most motorsport parts.
it's not your spacers that failed ... it's the other universal ones.
I got yours here but i have to get the hub bit machined deeper so it fits flush on my hub face
as for the studs which ones would i need just get the EN 34 harded steel ones
cheers Marco
05-11-2005, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by MAD Ade
Marco,
sorry we couldn'n stop and help, we saw you as we passed on the back of an AA truck
Hope there's not to much damage mate.
Cheers,
Ade.
sorry we couldn'n stop and help, we saw you as we passed on the back of an AA truck
Hope there's not to much damage mate.
Cheers,
Ade.
no problem bud
, I know you had problems yourself 
Marco
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