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Re: 6 inches of Rust

Post by RONSLYCHUK » 27 Jun 2017 11:08

NICE!!!
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nickle and dime

Post by RMS » 28 Jun 2017 08:44

thanks Ron!

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Re: 6 inches of Rust

Post by 510rob » 28 Jun 2017 11:40

That looks like it will be a super fun combo - awesome work Robyn.
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Re: 6 inches of Rust

Post by RONSLYCHUK » 28 Jun 2017 14:14

Road trip. Or should I say Offroad trip!
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Re: 6 inches of Rust

Post by funwithmonkeys » 28 Jun 2017 14:56

You just need matching wheels and tires for the nickel.
If no one from the future comes back to stop you from doing it then how bad of a decision can it really be?
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Re: 6 inches of Rust

Post by butters68 » 28 Jun 2017 16:16

now that could be the support vehicle for our drives,
ding ding dong dong all night long long.
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Re: 6 inches of Rust

Post by RMS » 05 Sep 2017 22:05

finally some local rims
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got some good rubber Image
too bad... they wont fit under the 68.
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Re: 6 inches of Rust

Post by funwithmonkeys » 05 Sep 2017 22:09

They would look good under 6 inches....
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Re: 6 inches of Rust

Post by Byron510 » 05 Sep 2017 23:47

funwithmonkeys wrote:They would look good under 6 inches....
There's a picture somewhere of my fathers rally 510 way up on 2 wheels when he put sticky tires on it at an auto X in Edmonton back in the 80's....

But it would be much fun!

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Re: 6 inches of Rust

Post by RMS » 06 Sep 2017 00:20

they sure do Image

cant wait to try them out. I bet my honda bolsters will feel like a stock seat
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Re: 6 inches of Rust

Post by RMS » 06 Sep 2017 10:16

yup thats some big rubber ImageImageImage
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Re: 6 inches of Rust

Post by two_68_510s » 06 Sep 2017 12:15

meaty
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Re: 6 inches of Rust

Post by McShagger510 » 09 Sep 2017 08:31

Konig Rewinds.....?
How is it to drive being so low now? HA!

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Re: 6 inches of Rust

Post by RMS » 18 Sep 2017 18:26

yup 14x7in Konig Rewinds.
McShagger510 wrote: How is it to drive being so low now? HA!
frightening :shock:

so I went for my first drive with the new rims and tires yesterday. as I pulled out of the drive it became clear that the front end is not set up right. the car darted in and out of the ruts. white knuckles, elbows in, I stayed the coarse and headed out for an adventure. the power was great with the 50 series 14s. I hit the hwy on ramp (90 left to swooping right ) at the top of second and was on the binders in 5th to merge. the deeply rutted slow lane tossed the car back and fourth till I found the spot on the ridge were she wanted to be. as I passed boundary bay I found she wiggled less in the ruts if my speed was well over....

as I looped around surrey towards the perimeter road the rain came. rainbow gutters and a greasy windshield I pressed on with my right foot down. the wash off the the back ensured no one was following. with higher speeds and slip from the rain I made it back home before my arms gave out.
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Re: 6 inches of Rust

Post by McShagger510 » 15 Oct 2017 00:31

Sounds like it's toed out. Be safe - you bend you mend it. :wink:

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