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Old 08-12-2017, 10:33 PM
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A quick pic of some more goodies I have just fitted...We will see how much slower we are, or hopefully faster...
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Old 08-13-2017, 08:49 AM
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Originally Posted by mungee
Mine have plenty of clearance...and they are 45mm offset.

Which wheel nuts do you guys use, theirs or Porsche ones? Also which way are you fitting the hub ring?

Thoughts?
Looks good mate. I use the wheels nuts that comes with the wheels (they are 17mm vs 19mm stock so not sure if the 19mm stock ones will fit on the wheels, haven't tried them). Also didn't use a hub ring, my wheels fit straight on the car.

The canards and gurney flap look good, where did you get them and what they cost if you don't mind me asking?

I thought about the wing risers but wasn't sure if they would make a difference. Would be interesting to see if you see a different in lap times because of it.
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Took the car out for 300km drive this morning and took some shots along the way. Came back home and gave it a wash and put test fitted the new track wheels, they fit perfectly with a 46 offset on the rear.

First pic is from the morning drive just before sunrise, the second pic is in the afternoon after a wash and with the track wheels.

Car is now finished and ready to get back on the track. Decals, wheels, tyres, fire extinguisher, phone mount for Harrys lap timer and tow straps.



Old 08-13-2017, 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted by mungee
Mine have plenty of clearance...and they are 45mm offset.

Which wheel nuts do you guys use, theirs or Porsche ones? Also which way are you fitting the hub ring?

Thoughts?
The Porsche bolts have curved mating surfaces and the Koyas have simple V flat mating surfaces; at least with mine. You can't you the Porsche bolts are they won't be safe.
Old 08-13-2017, 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Charliekay
Took the car out for 300km drive this morning and took some shots along the way. Came back home and gave it a wash and put test fitted the new track wheels, they fit perfectly with a 46 offset on the rear.

First pic is from the morning drive just before sunrise, the second pic is in the afternoon after a wash and with the track wheels.

Car is now finished and ready to get back on the track. Decals, wheels, tyres, fire extinguisher, phone mount for Harrys lap timer and tow straps.



A thing of rare beauty......great job.
Old 08-13-2017, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Warwick Morris
A thing of rare beauty......great job.
Thanks mate, you'll see it in person on Saturday @ Wakefield (with the red wheels obviously).

Where do you head down from and what time do you leave? Not sure if the Sydney folk have a meet an drive down together. This is my first PCNSW Track Day.
Old 08-13-2017, 09:37 AM
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Interesting my wheels have quite a gap on the hub without the rings...The only thing holding them in place is the wheels nuts. Wheel moves around quite a bit without the rings

Originally Posted by Charliekay
Also didn't use a hub ring, my wheels fit straight on the car.

The canards and gurney flap look good, where did you get them and what they cost if you don't mind me asking?

I thought about the wing risers but wasn't sure if they would make a difference. Would be interesting to see if you see a different in lap times because of it.
Dundon sell them or RS1 - $550 odd I think for both plus the wing risers from BBi...Will see if it all adds drag without any benefit...Will need to push harder now.
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Stunning...

Originally Posted by Charliekay
Took the car out for 300km drive this morning and took some shots along the way. Came back home and gave it a wash and put test fitted the new track wheels, they fit perfectly with a 46 offset on the rear.

First pic is from the morning drive just before sunrise, the second pic is in the afternoon after a wash and with the track wheels.

Car is now finished and ready to get back on the track. Decals, wheels, tyres, fire extinguisher, phone mount for Harrys lap timer and tow straps.



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Originally Posted by mungee
Interesting my wheels have quite a gap on the hub without the rings...The only thing holding them in place is the wheels nuts. Wheel moves around quite a bit without the rings



Dundon sell them or RS1 - $550 odd I think for both plus the wing risers from BBi...Will see if it all adds drag without any benefit...Will need to push harder now.
Thanks mate. I'll see what your verdict is before I do anything. Hamiltons has it on theirs and they said that they aren't worth it unless you are chasing the last 10th of a second. Apparently they tested them on the track with very very little difference. That is the gurney and canards.

Did you buy the wheels new from a dealer? Very strange. Mine are solid on the hub, but obviously rotate without the bolts.
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Thanks - Do you use the hub rings?

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The Porsche bolts have curved mating surfaces and the Koyas have simple V flat mating surfaces; at least with mine. You can't you the Porsche bolts are they won't be safe.
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Originally Posted by mungee
Stunning...
+1, it really looks amazing with the red wheels..
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Originally Posted by mungee
Stunning...
Originally Posted by James88
+1, it really looks amazing with the red wheels..
Thanks guys.
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They look really great Charlie. Love the red on the car.

I'm not brave enough to do something wild on colors (not sure they work as well on a blue car as they do on white or black cars). Ross was pretty keen to get someone in the SF09's to complete the set but they don't quite do it for me. I like the SF10's the best in the choices with 11's. I actually like the SF06's the best but they only come in 10.5's.

It's actually tempting to get a 2nd set. These for me will be to run Hoosiers but a 2nd set to run Trofeo R's might be on the cards and then I can just get some "normal" street rubber for the OEM wheels.
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Originally Posted by Snowman.
They look really great Charlie. Love the red on the car.

I'm not brave enough to do something wild on colors (not sure they work as well on a blue car as they do on white or black cars). Ross was pretty keen to get someone in the SF09's to complete the set but they don't quite do it for me. I like the SF10's the best in the choices with 11's. I actually like the SF06's the best but they only come in 10.5's.

It's actually tempting to get a 2nd set. These for me will be to run Hoosiers but a 2nd set to run Trofeo R's might be on the cards and then I can just get some "normal" street rubber for the OEM wheels.
Thanks mate. I actually think Bronze wheels would look awesome on blue, and I think Martini stripes will also suit well because of the blue in the Martini look.

I wanted stripes on the car from when I got it but didn't want it to be too loud of a car, but I have realized that all my driving is to and from the track, or spirited early morning runs, barely goes into the city so thought why not. Easy enough to pull off if I get bored.

I went through the same thought process and was tossing up between the SF06 or SF10s but made the decision easier because the SF06 sizes. I went Trofoes on the 19s mostly because the days I do don't allow race slicks, not sure if the PCNSW allows them. I have Bathurst which I am doing on R-Spec so will get use to the setup with them.
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Originally Posted by mungee
Thanks - Do you use the hub rings?
The plastic hub rings don't last so no hub rings now. Just make sure you check wheel nut torque a few times a day on the track.


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