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Milkman

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6th Jun 06 at 16:35

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Off subject but Dave i have sent you a u2u!

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6th Jun 06 at 17:11

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my 15" compomotive th's will fit over my reylands with about a 5mm spacer

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6th Jun 06 at 17:12

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keep the brakes and change the wheels

Fad

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6th Jun 06 at 17:30

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Originally posted by Dave A

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Originally posted by Rob_Lee
i had 308's under speedlines easy!

its not so much the size of the disk but the way the caliper catches the spoke.

thats madness hispec four pots are miles smaller than GTE 16v set ups and more so than the V6 set up

I think its down to how the spokes curve inwards cutting calliper clearence

[Edited on 06-06-2006 by Fad]

[Edited on 06-06-2006 by Fad]

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