Andyau

I'm in!!! Hopefully I can work out my offsets and get my new wheels in before then!

The rims have the same size tire in them just a bit of strech in the rear

I had the rims on there for the last year and a bit the wobble is new

Ok ATM I have 225 tires on both the 8 and the 9" wide rim both 45 profile So if I keep my rolling diameters the same I should be sweet??

Had a quick look this arvo and can't see anything sticking out but will have to get it up an have a very good look

It just need to be the same contact patch on the road? As I am running 18x8 -32 on front and 18x9 -38 and haven't had any probs The offset isn't going to be a prob is it? As it will be flush or very close to it

If it falls through let me know

Ok need help working out wheels for my m35 axis Looking at 20" in a 9.5 or 10" So lets say 20x9.5 -55 on the rear dose this sound to crazy??

Ok last night had the best idear and put some 20X11 + 13 on the rear of my m35 axis but even with the 6 deg of camber I got its still going to need a little bit of guard work Not 100% about using that 11" wide as don't think there is anyway I would get them on the other end

Now that I think about it I has also scrubbed the inside out of the passenger tire so think I will have to start looking on that side Any tips where I can get a bush kit from??

I'm not 100% how it's done but pedders did it not my usually workshop so didn't get them to look into it Was thinking about the bushes will have to get it up when I get it home on Monday and have a good look under the rear end

I'm in Geelong Vic

Ok so drove my stagea for the 1st time in like a year (have been away with work) and it feels to me like there is a bit of play in the rear end Got a side slip test down and front axle is 5mm and the rear came in at 14mm so there is some play there! Any1 know a good place to start looking as how to fix it up I have gone over all wheel nuts there on

still got any?

The place I work we specialize in pipe work!! If u can make it out of metal we can make it out of carbon