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Looks loads better Andy :thumbright:
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Cheers Si and Dave!!! :thumbright:
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Thats better Andy, have you fitted some new rear springs aswell. It now sits spot on. Looking good 8-) .
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Sits and Looks well Boz, made a difference :thumbright:

Btw Cooper Tyres , not Copper 1s :read2: :D
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good choice on wheels :thumbright: looks a different Dart :thumbright:
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Chip wrote:Thats better Andy, have you fitted some new rear springs aswell. It now sits spot on. Looking good 8-) .
Fitted some air shocks Chip!!! :thumbright: :D

I have a pressure gauge and pipes going through to shocks from the trunk. They are actually for 1970s dodge vans but they fitted with a little persuasion. Took the old shock off as they were way too soft and it made the whole back end wollow :roll:

Doug i can't afford the expensive tyres - come on i am only 21!!! :roll: :D Besides i think they do the job very well!!!
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Post by Anonymous »

yes mate thats looking very nice.

just dont pump them shocks up too high, top shock mounting points aint designed to hold all the rear end wieght and can damaged or bend that area, all those shocks do is hide saggy leaf springs.

does look tons better though :thumbright:
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Post by Anonymous »

yes mate thats looking very nice.

just dont pump them shocks up too high, top shock mounting points aint designed to hold all the rear end wieght and can damaged or bend that area, all those shocks do is hide saggy leaf springs.

does look tons better though :thumbright:
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I thought the old wheels and covers looked better on this car.
The Rallyes look out of place somehow. I'm not sure why.
But the old wheels looked just right.
They maybe needed some higher profile and wider tyres on them to fill the arches a bit but otherwise I thought they looked really neat.
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Looking good! Better change ur avatar picture now :roll:


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Post by Anonymous »

Dave wrote:I thought the old wheels and covers looked better on this car.
The Rallyes look out of place somehow. I'm not sure why.
But the old wheels looked just right.
They maybe needed some higher profile and wider tyres on them to fill the arches a bit but otherwise I thought they looked really neat.
i see what you are saying dave but personally i do like his new ones


[although with the old ones i think they added a certain amount of charactor] i think its starting to look a bit more muscle
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Like the new wheels Boz, like Simon says, looks a bit more muscle.

Lower the front a bit to get a nice stance?
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Beautiful looking car mate.

Nice to have another young 'un around!


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It looks the biz Boz :thumbright: Are you going to shakey end of may???
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hi
i like the wheels they suit it :thumbright:
and well done on the work doing the fitting of those shocks,are you going to lower the front a wee bit an inch maybe?made hell of a difference to my car
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