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• Fitting 17s

  ...on a Fiesta. 2) Alter the rear suspension set up. The problem here is the wheels making contact with the spring cups, or the spring itself on coilover setups. On later model Fiestas, ...

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• Brake Upgrades

  ...design of the wheel may mean that with big discs fitted, the caliper comes into contact with the spokes. On the opposite end of the spectrum, wheels like the Evo R ...

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• T3 Conversion

  ...slotted then clamped over the top. The downpipe had to be bent slightly to avoid contact with the front suspension support bracket that runs under the engine. An alternative method is to ...

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• Ripp Roaring

  ...vital depth to the front and provides flexibility in the event of splitter / ground contact. At the rear the standard tailgate and lights along with the spoiler were given marching ...

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• Wheels

  ...rims. These usually require a little work to fit without catching. The usual points of contact are the spring platform on the rear, and the plastic arch trim and metal lip ...

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• Suspension Modifications

  ...lowering springs, provide better clearance, as the spring platform is less likely to come into contact with the wheel or tyre. The stiffness of the dampers are adjustable on the car ...

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