Brown truck has been busy 'round here..

Started by Honda328i, May 03, 2006, 04:34:30 PM

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I finally got some pictures of my most recent mods.  The front end got widened to 48" for running at Thunderbowl with billet spacers.


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Honda328i

here's the END

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T2

Looking good Steve are going to Ocala this weekend to try out the Honda?
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wheelie_boy

sweet i love the look of wide quads.  nice bike man
05 kx 250f

Yamaha72

Nice 400ex... That thing is seriously wide, no stability problems their.
2003 Yamaha Raptor 660

2005 Ford F-150

wilburz

Looks very nice. Why do you need it to be so wide up front?
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WOODY_450r

nice! but with those wheel spacers you probally want to get a steering stabilizer!
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JOSH WOODS #411

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01 chevy 4x4

Honda328i

Quote from: WOODY_450r on May 04, 2006, 08:35:34 AM
nice! but with those wheel spacers you probally want to get a steering stabilizer!

Yes, that's next, the Brown truck returns...



(It's wide for stability on the track, the bike that is.  My stability well..  ;))


Thanks all for your kind comments on my bike, she's a pleasure to ride too  ;)
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Fox17

that is awesome!!! what brand of wheel spacers are they? im lookin at some.

Chevy1500z71

dude, those wheel spacers are huge, are they like 2 inchers

bike looks asome

Honda328i

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Quote from: fox17 on May 04, 2006, 06:45:31 PM
that is awesome!!! what brand of wheel spacers are they? im lookin at some.

SRP Billet spacers.  I have 1" on each side on the front, which allowed space for the valve stems so the rims could be flipped.  You can get them from:  http://www.magicracing.com

You don't need to remove the studs from your hubs, which makes them easy to install.  Of cours you can get longer A-arms, but that's a lot more $$ and work.

The rear are 4" total  ;D

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Ride1Rob

Looks good... Now you'll be able to throw her into dem dare corners like Dreth and T2 ridin' trails  ;)
If it'll run... I'm ridin'!!!

Fox17

Thanx! Those are awesome. I think im gonna buy some. ;D

Fox17

Quote from: Honda328i on May 05, 2006, 08:54:56 AM
Quote from: fox17 on May 04, 2006, 06:45:31 PM
that is awesome!!! what brand of wheel spacers are they? im lookin at some.

SRP Billet spacers.  I have 1" on each side on the front, which allowed space for the valve stems so the rims could be flipped.  You can get them from:  http://www.magicracing.com

You don't need to remove the studs from your hubs, which makes them easy to install.  Of cours you can get longer A-arms, but that's a lot more $$ and work.

The rear are 4" total  ;D

so you put the wheels on backwards or inside out? does that make it any wider? ???

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