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Old 21st May 2011, 20:45   #1
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Default Trimming the vt arches to have some more poke

im feeling i need to space my wheels out a bit as the stance looks a little queer at the moment. however with the vt arches at the back being lower than the top of the wheel, can i just hacksaw off the inside of the vt arch? so i can run spacers

also with the front aswell. thanks
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Old 21st May 2011, 20:52   #2
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yes you can just trim them down
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Old 22nd May 2011, 02:04   #3
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Don't see why you won't be ablr to just trim them down... however doing it with a hacksaw might leave a messy result
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I had to, but its not just arch trim you will find the bumper hanger is a pain in the arse as is the fuel pipe as they both start fouling.
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What size spacers are you planning on running and how much are you lowered by at the rear? Cos I haven't modified the arches at all and i'm running 35mm spacers on the rear and it doesn't touch (as long as there aren't people in the back)
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well the thing is, im lowered 85mm at the back so the wheel is quite well into the arch

was thinking maybe 15-20mm spacers if im lucky?
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