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GU Guards not big enough..
GU Guards not big enough..
Ive got two sets of tyres, one road set 265x17x8 with standard gu rims, and wheelin set is 35x12.5x15 with maximum offset. my prob is that the wheelin set stick out two or three inchs, and therefore are deemed illegal.
My question is does anyone stock any aftermarket guards i can take the old ones off and replace them with?
Regards, K3lst
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My question is does anyone stock any aftermarket guards i can take the old ones off and replace them with?
Regards, K3lst
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This post would be more appropriate in the NISSAN TECH SECTION
Your easiest options would be some flares
I know jack about Nissans but I think Landcruiser rims have a larger offset
Check the bible in the NISSAN TECH SECTION
Your easiest options would be some flares
I know jack about Nissans but I think Landcruiser rims have a larger offset
Check the bible in the NISSAN TECH SECTION
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Whats wrong with this section?? Seems an appropriate question to me!fool_injected wrote:This post would be more appropriate in the NISSAN TECH SECTION
Your easiest options would be some flares
I know jack about Nissans but I think Landcruiser rims have a larger offset
Check the bible in the NISSAN TECH SECTION
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i have the moulds and can make you a pair of ice lantic flares for a gu about 5 ' wide. can fit huge offset wheels on. also for any body else i do GQ icelantic flares and GQ guards as well.
GU FLARES -$ 750 PAIR
GQ FLARES -$ 650 PAIR FRONT
GQ FLARES -$ 500 PAIR REAR
GQ FRONT GUARDS-$ 750 PAIR
GU FLARES -$ 750 PAIR
GQ FLARES -$ 650 PAIR FRONT
GQ FLARES -$ 500 PAIR REAR
GQ FRONT GUARDS-$ 750 PAIR
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giantracing flares
im interested in giantracings flares, however no offence mate but thats pretty pricy -1500 for a set of 4 that will be the easiest thing to break on the rig??
are there any cheaper options on the market?
i know the black rubber suggestions you guys are giving, and usually id do that but i think the gu needs something more
k3lst
are there any cheaper options on the market?
i know the black rubber suggestions you guys are giving, and usually id do that but i think the gu needs something more
k3lst
rims
i custom ordered the max offset to lower the centre of gravity, thus the chance of rolling.
i knew they would stick out, but no where near as much as they do. its only on the wheelin set anyway, its getting from my house to the bush legally with them on thats the problem
k3lst
i knew they would stick out, but no where near as much as they do. its only on the wheelin set anyway, its getting from my house to the bush legally with them on thats the problem
k3lst
Re: giantracing flares
Thats not a bad price..... better sit down when nissan tell you the genuine item price I think they are a bit over $900 EACHk3lst wrote:im interested in giantracings flares, however no offence mate but thats pretty pricy -1500 for a set of 4 that will be the easiest thing to break on the rig??
are there any cheaper options on the market?
i know the black rubber suggestions you guys are giving, and usually id do that but i think the gu needs something more
k3lst
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Re: giantracing flares
HOLY CRAP... think i need a change of underpants i bought my first car for less then a PAIR of those geniune prices.. and that was less then 10 years agoBad JuJu wrote:Thats not a bad price..... better sit down when nissan tell you the genuine item price I think they are a bit over $900 EACHk3lst wrote:im interested in giantracings flares, however no offence mate but thats pretty pricy -1500 for a set of 4 that will be the easiest thing to break on the rig??
are there any cheaper options on the market?
i know the black rubber suggestions you guys are giving, and usually id do that but i think the gu needs something more
k3lst
Can you please post up pics of the GQ flares. Are these flares designed to bolt in like the orignal flares?giantracing wrote:i have the moulds and can make you a pair of ice lantic flares for a gu about 5 ' wide. can fit huge offset wheels on. also for any body else i do GQ icelantic flares and GQ guards as well.
GU FLARES -$ 750 PAIR
GQ FLARES -$ 650 PAIR FRONT
GQ FLARES -$ 500 PAIR REAR
GQ FRONT GUARDS-$ 750 PAIR
umm read the poststwodiffs wrote:Whats wrong with this section?? Seems an appropriate question to me!fool_injected wrote:This post would be more appropriate in the NISSAN TECH SECTION
HeathGQ wrote:moved from Gen Chit Chat
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Re: giantracing flares
don't know if thats for a wagon but for my ute i had to replace one of mine and it cost $400Bad JuJu wrote:Thats not a bad price..... better sit down when nissan tell you the genuine item price I think they are a bit over $900 EACHk3lst wrote:im interested in giantracings flares, however no offence mate but thats pretty pricy -1500 for a set of 4 that will be the easiest thing to break on the rig??
are there any cheaper options on the market?
i know the black rubber suggestions you guys are giving, and usually id do that but i think the gu needs something more
k3lst
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Re: rims
Your tyres are illegal anyway - why bother with the flares??k3lst wrote: its only on the wheelin set anyway, its getting from my house to the bush legally with them on thats the problem
k3lst
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Re: rims
Good point. I run 36" Pedes on mine for wheelin' on 1" offset and they stick out, but the tyres are more than 3 inches past being legal anway. Your F*cked either way!benhl wrote:Your tyres are illegal anyway - why bother with the flares??k3lst wrote: its only on the wheelin set anyway, its getting from my house to the bush legally with them on thats the problem
k3lst
Re: rims
becauselarge tyres that stick out ithot being covered are COP BAITbenhl wrote:Your tyres are illegal anyway - why bother with the flares??k3lst wrote: its only on the wheelin set anyway, its getting from my house to the bush legally with them on thats the problem
k3lst
large tyres that are covered and flapped will only get done if the copper has nothing better to do.
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Re: giantracing flares
if they are fiberglass you can fix them easy enough. Glass is good to work with.k3lst wrote:im interested in giantracings flares, however no offence mate but thats pretty pricy -1500 for a set of 4 that will be the easiest thing to break on the rig??
Then make your own mould off them and make a few sets to save yourself bux when you wanna replace them.
If you think you can sell them cheaper, then make some money that way to offset the original cost.
Re: rims
benhl wrote:Your tyres are illegal anyway - why bother with the flares??k3lst wrote: its only on the wheelin set anyway, its getting from my house to the bush legally with them on thats the problem
k3lst
How are they illegal if the whole tyre is covered with a flare/guard? there only illegal if they arent covered, and deemed as dangerous.
Re: rims
and track width too...most states dont allow much of a increase in trackbogged wrote:oversized tire. if your talkin of the 35's that is.k3lst wrote:How are they illegal.
Satnav with Teretts, now thats funny....
rims and tyres..
fark......
Im not mechanically minded, so when i bought my max offset rims i thought they would be maximum legal offset you can put on the particular 4b.
wonder what i should do from here..
Im not mechanically minded, so when i bought my max offset rims i thought they would be maximum legal offset you can put on the particular 4b.
wonder what i should do from here..
tyres and rims
how the hell do you guys get away with 35s etc??
Re: tyres and rims
wait till you get defected, then pay the fine, then sell your 35's to buy 32's to get the defect cleared.k3lst wrote:how the hell do you guys get away with 35s etc??
Gee, I should speak with Vince off patrol forum. he works for company that makes parts for holden and ford... eg the engine covers and shit..nastytroll wrote:there would be aroung 700kg of alloy steel per mould, and roberly 200 hours each in machine time and labour.
Moulds are very time consuming to make and very labour intensive, and there genuine parts so they can charge what they want.
hes the manager of the tool shop
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