WTB: MAP Trailing Arms
Creative steel makes a set. Which are more solid than the weld breaking Map arms. And I doubt they are something someone removes once installed considering the PITA they are doing so....
Then of course the rarity of people whom actually own a set is even lower.
Should just bite the bullet and buy a set.
Then of course the rarity of people whom actually own a set is even lower.
Should just bite the bullet and buy a set.
Creative steel makes a set. Which are more solid than the weld breaking Map arms. And I doubt they are something someone removes once installed considering the PITA they are doing so....
Then of course the rarity of people whom actually own a set is even lower.
Should just bite the bullet and buy a set.
Then of course the rarity of people whom actually own a set is even lower.
Should just bite the bullet and buy a set.
This wider wheel stuff on the V's is almost comical. Almost.
It's just about impossible to do without (for me...) the FULL complement of aftermarket components. No short cuts for me apparently.
Widened rear to 9.75" not 10".
Installed 285's not 295's
+5mm hub-centric spacers
Raised up to stock height - rubs everywhere inner side only. At THIS point I won't assume I can get away with anything but the deepest arms...even at stock height. I'm simply not having that kinda luck with my V.
It's just about impossible to do without (for me...) the FULL complement of aftermarket components. No short cuts for me apparently.
Widened rear to 9.75" not 10".
Installed 285's not 295's
+5mm hub-centric spacers
Raised up to stock height - rubs everywhere inner side only. At THIS point I won't assume I can get away with anything but the deepest arms...even at stock height. I'm simply not having that kinda luck with my V.
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This wider wheel stuff on the V's is almost comical. Almost.
It's just about impossible to do without (for me...) the FULL complement of aftermarket components. No short cuts for me apparently.
Widened rear to 9.75" not 10".
Installed 285's not 295's
+5mm hub-centric spacers
Raised up to stock height - rubs everywhere inner side only. At THIS point I won't assume I can get away with anything but the deepest arms...even at stock height. I'm simply not having that kinda luck with my V.
It's just about impossible to do without (for me...) the FULL complement of aftermarket components. No short cuts for me apparently.
Widened rear to 9.75" not 10".
Installed 285's not 295's
+5mm hub-centric spacers
Raised up to stock height - rubs everywhere inner side only. At THIS point I won't assume I can get away with anything but the deepest arms...even at stock height. I'm simply not having that kinda luck with my V.
I'm sitting at stock height for now but end game is lowering the car and the cars on a set of F14's with 285's now but if I could somehow get a set of 295's on it and be able to drive on the back roads like I own them I'd be happy
https://ls1tech.com/forums/cadillac-...ed-pics-3.html
Proceed with extreme caution.
This guy knew wtf he was doing.
Proceed with extreme caution.
This guy knew wtf he was doing.
This wider wheel stuff on the V's is almost comical. Almost.
It's just about impossible to do without (for me...) the FULL complement of aftermarket components. No short cuts for me apparently.
Widened rear to 9.75" not 10".
Installed 285's not 295's
+5mm hub-centric spacers
Raised up to stock height - rubs everywhere inner side only. At THIS point I won't assume I can get away with anything but the deepest arms...even at stock height. I'm simply not having that kinda luck with my V.
It's just about impossible to do without (for me...) the FULL complement of aftermarket components. No short cuts for me apparently.
Widened rear to 9.75" not 10".
Installed 285's not 295's
+5mm hub-centric spacers
Raised up to stock height - rubs everywhere inner side only. At THIS point I won't assume I can get away with anything but the deepest arms...even at stock height. I'm simply not having that kinda luck with my V.
this is a symptom of the arms prior to the newer revision, no?








