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Help! Yup, I need it...........again!

Postby carlos del carpio » 23 Fri Jun, 2006 12:08 am

Alrighty folks! Is anyone a member of the Manx club? I need a HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE favor...

Buggy of the month..

June 2006....

Matthew Tylka (Club Member #2692)...

I need his e-mail addresse, or if anyone can ask him, on both front and rear, the tire BRAND AND MAKE and the SIZES (they're different front and rear)

thanks SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much for anyone who does this for meeeee!

here's the linky



http://www.manxclub.com/botm-6-06/botm-6-06-5.htm
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Postby MURZ » 23 Fri Jun, 2006 8:30 am

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Postby Faron » 23 Fri Jun, 2006 8:51 am

I gave it my best shot Carlos! I sent that to him via email right before I posted this. I would of gave you his email, but it sends it through the website to protect the members.....I guess!

I am a member of the www.texasmanxclub.com as well as this one. I have a buddy on that site that has asked someone to see if they could find out what size rims and tires you are using on the front and the back.
Thank you in advance!
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Postby carlos del carpio » 23 Fri Jun, 2006 12:02 pm

sawweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet! thanks for it all, duuuuuuuuuuudes! I'm at the point where I have to find tires, while the wheels are getting repaired..

I also need to call David O for parts...

thanks again!
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Postby Faron » 23 Fri Jun, 2006 11:08 pm

He responded to me!

Faron, I have 15 x6" rims up front with 195-50-15 tires and out back I
have
17x8" rims with 245-50-17 tires. The only bad thing about the fronts
wheels
are that they stick outside the body an inch or two due to the front of
the
Manx being narrower than the rear. Aftermarket wheels only come in
certain
offsets and I couldn't get one in the style I wanted to compensate for
the
body. I thought about narrowing the beam, but since everything is
finished
I hate to tear back into the car for something like that. All in all
I
like the way it turned out. Hope this helps.
Matthew
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Postby carlos del carpio » 23 Fri Jun, 2006 11:39 pm

Saweet! I figured the height was 50 or 55, wanted to be sure! AAAwesome! You da man!
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Postby mark m » 06 Thu Dec, 2007 5:33 am

Faron wrote:He responded to me!

Faron, I have 15 x6" rims up front with 195-50-15 tires and out back I
have
17x8" rims with 245-50-17 tires. The only bad thing about the fronts
wheels
are that they stick outside the body an inch or two due to the front of
the
Manx being narrower than the rear. Aftermarket wheels only come in
certain
offsets and I couldn't get one in the style I wanted to compensate for
the
body. I thought about narrowing the beam, but since everything is
finished
I hate to tear back into the car for something like that. All in all
I
like the way it turned out. Hope this helps.
Matthew


so how did your buggy turn out ,
just intersted to see yours with the wheels on.
has anyone found out what offset and tyre brands he was using.

mark m
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Postby MURZ » 06 Thu Dec, 2007 9:37 am

He used American racing Hopster wheels. Super freaking fine car!!!!

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