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M Sutton
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29th Mar 03 at 16:47   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

How much does it cost, and do they charge per arch?
Is there anywhere in Northamptonshire that does this service?

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Drew
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costs nothing...........























cause cant be done on a corsa
Trotty
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Is this for a Corsa? If so, you can't really roll the arches per se, just trim the arch lining and debolt the arches.

If it not for a Corsa, sorry I'll get my coat...
M Sutton
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Im looking to get it done on a peugeot 306 btw..soz i should have said that.
Drew
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hands trotty his coat - and i'll get mine too
Mattss Corsa
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yeh his pug 306 Gti is a fuİkin beast, lol i love it!
M Sutton
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Or are there other options on doing somthing to the arch to stop the wheels catching?
mike16v
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its probably catchin on the arch lining,take off the wheel thats rubbing, see if u can see any marks on the lining n if so just trim that bit off, its unlikely that its gona b rubbing on the metal as 306's have loadsa room under the arch
M Sutton
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Its not lowered but it has 17's on and when theres three peeps in the car the rear scrapes and im going to get it lowered so i want it to sit nicely and not scarpe atall when peeps are in the car.
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how much does it cost to have your corsa arches trimmed then? will you need to put a kit over the top of it after or will it look tidy?
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Um, you only trim the metal underneath the plastic and a bit of the back of the plastic so you can't see any difference from the outside...

Paid about £40 for mine I think... was done during lots of other work.... including bonding the arches back on (as I don't have any bolts now...)
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ok, so if i put some 17s on my corsa b, and wanted to lower it by about 40mm, how much would it cost to make it work? just suspension and trimming?

[Edited on 29-03-2003 by VoYtO LeViCh]
Drew
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depends wot ET too
Voyto
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what is best?
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ive got a corsa b, its lowered 60mm, goin to get oz super leggeras, 16'' et37, im being told i have to role my arches, which is fine by me, but now you say i cant, which is wot i thought when i looked at them???? so wot do u think will happen, taking arches off completely and gettin wide arch kit or wot??
bluecorsaSXi
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this is turning into Help Zone and Modification forum!!!!
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If the wheels are the right offset they should honestly not scrub, but you've got to take into account the width of the wheel 6", 6.5", 7" etc...
If your buying the wheels brand new, you can have them made or they will make a proper wheel for that car.
If your buying them second hand chances are they seller will say they fit a Rover or something so they will fit any Vauxhall.
The P.C.D. may be right yes but not the offset.



[Edited on 02-02-2009 by stantonio]
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Seriously, how are people finding these old threads?
jimmy 2.1
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quote:
Originally posted by stantonio
If the wheels are the right offset they should honestly not scrub, but you've got to take into account the width of the wheel 6", 6.5", 7" etc...
If your buying the wheels brand new, you can have them made or they will make a proper wheel for that car.
If your buying them second hand chances are they seller will say they fit a Rover or something so they will fit any Vauxhall.
The P.C.D. may be right yes but not the offset.



[Edited on 02-02-2009 by stantonio]


Or just check you've not stepped back 6 years

Jenko_Sport
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2003 called they want there thread back haha
M Sutton
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Christ, this is old
Fro
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2nd Feb 09 at 19:38   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Its the related threads feature thing, brings up some crazy old shiz

The arches on my old corsa were flared/rolled out at the rear
luciaadr
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2nd Feb 09 at 19:48   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Was thinking I don't see "related threads" as often these days, guess they're prem only now along with the search, but I still get them in Offday sub forums bizarrely.

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