I did some test fitting with an extra set of late model 911 rims i had sitting around in the garage on my last car before the sawzall took care of it....
These have a 52mm offset.
For the rear, the tire hit the trailing arm and the
inside of the fenderwell/trunk wall.
If the trailing arm was notched (about .5") and the fender
well/trunk area was moved towards the car centerline,
I think these would fit just fine. This approach would
be similar to how the hotrod guys "tub" a car to put
big fat tire on it without flares.
Mueller
Hey Mueller:
Any chance of seeing the rest of that car?
Chris H.
Sure, here is the rest of the car
This was a '76 car that no one wanted...I offered the tub for free.....
Doh! Too Funny! I was curious to see how those rims looked on the car, never seen them on a 914. I can see that's not an option.
Chris H.
I believe i have the other 1/4 of it in my backyard...
Yup, that's the right-front corner of it allright!
That one they cut up without the rest of us. I stopped by after work to help (it was a weekday), but the car was already in pieces. Oh well...
--DD
Alright.. you guy's are killing me. Shrink all your pics to a decent size or I'll turn the size limit down. People on dial-up will puke..
There kids will get old while the pictures are downloading (new comercial on TV)
B
Ha ha.. is that a feature of this board ?? You can turn pics off ??
Ok..
B
640x480 is good. Its not for me.. I just recall how many people used to piss and moan about the pic sizes.
I shoot everything in 640x480.. that way I dont have to shrink them.
B
Geeeezzz Mike, you couldda at least spelled my name right
Cheers,
Jeron...
I do need to send these parts off to you before they get tossed in the trash by one of my co-workers
If you think I spell bad, wait till you hear me trying to pronounce your name, LOL
Mike
I like the pic of the rust free front trunk floor.
Jeroen, I just installed that piece and it wasn't "too" bad to put in. (just a few burns from laying on my back welding)
L8Apex, I looked at your update pics. Looks like you have some work to do in the engine bay. How much rust in the engine shelf??
Geoff
Err, there isn't a ton of rust. Good thing this is a race car and not a show car. I just welded a piece of stainless steel to cover all that rusty metal up. It's not as bad as it looks. there isn't any structural rust, which would really cause problems.
Sheeesh Mueller, Look at his avatar for chrissakes.
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