New Look with Ruff Racing 278s (widened)
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Man I have been gone for a while huh? LOL
All, Sorry for the lack of rear shots and further info but as LeeDogg stated I have been quite busy. If anyone has questions please feel free to shoot me an email at dwsconcepts@comcast.net.
After widening/ before powdercoating
Recent shots
Rears are slightly wider then the 315/35/17 I had on 17x11 ZR1s. Tires are 305/30/19s
All, Sorry for the lack of rear shots and further info but as LeeDogg stated I have been quite busy. If anyone has questions please feel free to shoot me an email at dwsconcepts@comcast.net.
After widening/ before powdercoating
Recent shots
Rears are slightly wider then the 315/35/17 I had on 17x11 ZR1s. Tires are 305/30/19s
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The welds on the inside looked like the ones in the first pic, not smooth as glass but not a huge bumb and trashy. I did not have to add spacers with the addition of the 1 1/2". If I would have done 2 or more I would have had to add spacers and trim the wheelwell. Right now I have no clearence issues on the inside of the well or the well lip. Hope that helps. I would recommend Weldcraft to anyone, quality work and perfectly balanced.
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The welds on the inside looked like the ones in the first pic, not smooth as glass but not a huge bumb and trashy. I did not have to add spacers with the addition of the 1 1/2". If I would have done 2 or more I would have had to add spacers and trim the wheelwell. Right now I have no clearence issues on the inside of the well or the well lip. Hope that helps. I would recommend Weldcraft to anyone, quality work and perfectly balanced.
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The welds on the inside looked like the ones in the first pic, not smooth as glass but not a huge bumb and trashy. I did not have to add spacers with the addition of the 1 1/2". If I would have done 2 or more I would have had to add spacers and trim the wheelwell. Right now I have no clearence issues on the inside of the well or the well lip. Hope that helps. I would recommend Weldcraft to anyone, quality work and perfectly balanced.