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Old 15 April 2010, 02:42 PM
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How a classic wagon should look. Well imo anyway.


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Old 15 April 2010, 02:46 PM
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i love that. especially the arches
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that looks brilliant and its always surprised me that more wagon owners don't do that to theres.
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im sure mark put up a picture a while ago showing a wide arched wagon..

now that looked nice....
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those arches are different to the abw ones though. i am tempted to by a set and some spacers
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I think ABW's would be better. Looks good in the pictures but I bet the finish wouldn't look as honest as bolt on rather than smoothed. Spacers is the only thing that puts me off really.
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Originally Posted by 53WRX
I think ABW's would be better. Looks good in the pictures but I bet the finish wouldn't look as honest as bolt on rather than smoothed. Spacers is the only thing that puts me off really.

Just get some different offset wheels instead. No real problem with the correct type of hubcentric spacers. Got a set waiting to go onto mine. Just need to roll the arches first.
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19 inches of automotive high ground
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Originally Posted by mneame
Just get some different offset wheels instead. No real problem with the correct type of hubcentric spacers. Got a set waiting to go onto mine. Just need to roll the arches first.
I would be tempted if not for pi55ing money away on 2 scoobs
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Originally Posted by 53WRX
19 inches of automotive high ground
potholes will be a forgotten memory
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Originally Posted by Milamber




How a newage should look:



not:



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Originally Posted by 53WRX
I would be tempted if not for pi55ing money away on 2 scoobs
Sell the D and all the spare wheels you have for it and go for a 500bhp stripped out wagon
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Originally Posted by mneame
How a newage should look:



not:




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Originally Posted by Milamber
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Originally Posted by Milamber




i know new ages are heavy and look a bit ugly in your rear view buts that's just harsh

project L is awesome, just not sure about the waist spoiler instead of the roof spoiler...being different at the cost of the overall look I reckon
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Originally Posted by trails
i know new ages are heavy and look a bit ugly in your rear view buts that's just harsh
Oi don't you start too
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Originally Posted by mneame
Just get some different offset wheels instead. No real problem with the correct type of hubcentric spacers. Got a set waiting to go onto mine. Just need to roll the arches first.

Would these be the spacers from CDF Racing that we spoke about at HWH meet in January?
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Originally Posted by Milamber
Oi don't you start too
sorry...easy target
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Originally Posted by L.J.F
Would these be the spacers from CDF Racing that we spoke about at HWH meet in January?
I bought Tiny's off him in the end rather than going for the ones that you can get from CDF. These keep the same pcd but yup same in principle as the cdf ones.
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