Hawkeye Spec C
08 February 2011, 11:10 PM
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Thanks all for your nice comments, its just nice to have her back. The HTA splitter turned up today and was fitted in half an hour, so I will get some more pics when the chance arises. 
No, I was not aware at the time of having the tyres fitted that JDM STi's were fitted with 235 instead of 225 RE070's. But the RE's in 235 seem to be nearly impossible to get here in the UK.
I will try and get the 235's when the Conti's are shot.
No, the ducting goes to the brake calipers, keeps em cool
No, I was not aware at the time of having the tyres fitted that JDM STi's were fitted with 235 instead of 225 RE070's. But the RE's in 235 seem to be nearly impossible to get here in the UK.
I will try and get the 235's when the Conti's are shot.
No, the ducting goes to the brake calipers, keeps em cool
08 February 2011, 11:16 PM
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No need to get the arches rolled either.
Not so sure the 235's will be OK, will have to check clearances before putting them on.
I highly recommend the CDF Spacers, they are very well made. Just be sure you have a fairly slim walled socket as the recesses where the nuts go are quite tight.
08 February 2011, 11:20 PM
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You need a friendly Jap importer if you want the 235 RE070's ... Juggers offered to bring some in (ages ago now though) with a container full of cars 
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08 February 2011, 11:35 PM
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No rubbing mate, not under hard driving and not even on full lock.
No need to get the arches rolled either.
Not so sure the 235's will be OK, will have to check clearances before putting them on.
I highly recommend the CDF Spacers, they are very well made. Just be sure you have a fairly slim walled socket as the recesses where the nuts go are quite tight.
No need to get the arches rolled either.
Not so sure the 235's will be OK, will have to check clearances before putting them on.
I highly recommend the CDF Spacers, they are very well made. Just be sure you have a fairly slim walled socket as the recesses where the nuts go are quite tight.
09 February 2011, 12:01 PM
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All I know is I cant wait to get them back on the car.
They are top class mate, you wouldn't be disappointed.
lol, thats the only thing I forgot to do after cleaning it.
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