Dimma rear geometry

[Grant]

What rear beam did the Dimma use? A wider track one? Or was this counteracted with BFO wheels?


Had a scour around the interwebz and found nothing

[Craigus]

Did the dimma have struts? or was that just the maxi? or neither haha

[Niall]

iirc the dimma had a standard width beam (with massive TBs and ARB) with huge offset wheels.
The Maxi however had a wider beam which you can buy in bits from Peugeot Sport for about 10k i think it was.

[Grant]

So the most economical way to run a dimma rear kit would be with mahoosively offset wheels?

[welshpug]

yup, that's how they built them anyway.

[Grant]

So how on earth would somebody go about buying these?! They're worse than rocking horse shit. Even a generic -48 offset wheel seems to not exist

[Pompey306mark]

There was a guy on the 6 forum from fareham selling massive spacers for the dimma.

[Grant]

That was 18 months ago and they're sold

[Pompey306mark]

Time flies and all that crap.

[Grant]

Time flies and all that crap.

This is oh too true! lol

[welshpug]

those spacers were fooking scary.

[Grant]

Why so?

[Eeyore]

there is a website that sells all the stuff for wide track suspension. not sure if its the front or rears. There was a link around on a thread where somebody wanted a dimma.

[Grant]

there is a website that sells all the stuff for wide track suspension. not sure if its the front or rears. There was a link around on a thread where somebody wanted a dimma.

That was all the front stuff to extend the track of the front wheels. Nothing about the rears, or even wheels to fit lol

[mikey b]

I would say that most people would run the biggest offset wheels with the biggest spacer that could

[Slam Wagon]

If you can find any wheels with a negative offset then with adapters your going to be close. Probably have to go for "drift" wheels. Im running -20 all round on the estate.