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Cyclones with spacers - Frosty - 04-11-2013
Whats peoples forts on cyclones fitted with spacers? I have got some cyclones that im going to fit soon as my 'winter' wheels and dunno whether to leave on or take off my spacers. There 20mm spacers I got so I dunno if there to big?
RE: Cyclones with spacers - Craigus - 04-11-2013
Nothings too wide when you have an arch roller haha :p
RE: Cyclones with spacers - Jimbo - 04-11-2013
(04-11-2013, 08:09 PM)Craigus Wrote: Nothings too wide when you have an arch roller haha :p
This is too true!
Re: Cyclones with spacers - kentiiboii - 04-11-2013
I kept thinking of putting my cyclones on with my 15mm spacers.
RE: Cyclones with spacers - puglove - 05-11-2013
20 is to big by far. Im running 10s on the front. (just a slight inner lip roll) and im running 15s on the back. Needs the lip rolled and the arch its self needs rolling out a tad. (still havnt done this need some friendly SW members to come do a littl roll for me
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RE: Cyclones with spacers - Frosty - 05-11-2013
(05-11-2013, 10:38 AM)puglove Wrote: 20 is to big by far. Im running 10s on the front. (just a slight inner lip roll) and im running 15s on the back. Needs the lip rolled and the arch its self needs rolling out a tad. (still havnt done this need some friendly SW members to come do a littl roll for me
Will have to just fit them without spacers then. Don't what to go spend even more money on spacers.
I'm sure we could sort something out with the arch roller some time. Maybe once the super charger is fitted
RE: Cyclones with spacers - puglove - 05-11-2013
Yeah it isnt movable atm
