Ulix Goettsch wrote:
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> A spacer like this will add to your track width, right?
> Especially with square-arch Spridgets, you can't move the wheel out far.
> Do you know how thick the spacer will be?
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> I guess you could use FWD wheels, but then some more spacers might be
> needed and the look would be that of a rather flat wheel, not "deep dish"
> as many people like on classic sports cars.
>
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> '67 Sprite '74 X1/9
Actually the Honda wheels I have are more offset, so with the alloy
wheels on the car, they sit approximately in the same place as the
rostyles did. The rear wheels are a peice of cake, it is the front ones
that take more work. I will let you know as I get further into this as
to the particulars. At this point I am just interested in how many other
people are interested in doing the same.
Mark Snowdon
Greensboro NC
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