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Thread: DSE Offset Shackles
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02-11-2011 #1
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DSE Offset Shackles
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02-12-2011 #2
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PicRJ Cilurso
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02-12-2011 #3
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I'm not real knowledgeable about those. How much more tire/rim do they allow and do they work with a stock fuel tank? Also, What happens to shock mounting?
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02-14-2011 #4
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good questions I'd like to know too!
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These cars are wildly different so I'd hate to quote anything different than what is advertised on DSE's site. In my humble experience I fit 315s with room to spare. Of course the car was mini tubbed. The stock tank will not work. The mini-tub relocated my shocks, so I don't know if they would work in the stock location, but I'm guessing no.
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02-14-2011 #6
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Thanks for the reply.
As for me it was a case of "post before doing homework" on these.
I went to DSE's 'site and these are not gonna play nice with me until I venture down that minitub path, a journey I would like to take but one that my budget does not support in the foreseeable future. ;)
Of course I can't see all that far into the future either...
If my memory serves there used to be some relocation brackets on the market that were perhaps a bit less effective but also less extensive as to how much other work they demanded.
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