I have a set of 16x8 wheels I can use. I was thinking a 215/70 r16 would work nicely.
There are several all terrain options in that size.
I have a set of 16x8 wheels I can use. I was thinking a 215/70 r16 would work nicely.
There are several all terrain options in that size.
That would make sense, or I know the Grabber AT came in 215/65R16
Ended up 3rd in GTN$. 15th overall. Can't complain with the performance of a recycled challenger...
It was great as always seeing everyone. Looking forward to next year all ready.
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Spectacular!
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Congrats man. It was truly a great time battling it out in the autocross!
Added some all terrain tires and some lights. Took the car to the local cars and coffee. Needless to say it got a ton of attention.
Had some free time after Christmas morning. It was supposed to rain all day so I was unable to work on my ongoing wood siding project. Darn...
Decided now was a good time to tackle the jeep style cage extension.
I started out by removing the down bars.
I then recycled the front of the trailer-park-cet cage. It will definitely work with some trimming.
I threw the back seat in to see if it will fit.
I had my wife sit in the back and she had plenty of clearance. She couldn't touch the side bars with her head if she tried. The back seat passengers will get 5 point harnesses like the front seats. Its going to be much safer than our street legal golf cart, which has a similar use case.
Fenders anyone?
Looks good with the fenders!
Are you planning an enclosure / boot behind the back seat like perhaps a caterham 7?
Lookin like a fun rig!
Piguin said:Looks good with the fenders!
Are you planning an enclosure / boot behind the back seat like perhaps a caterham 7?
Not at this point. I ordered a tool box to put in the back area. I have a jeep jk front bumper that I am going to mount in the back as well.
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