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    Quote Originally Posted by Oszy
    have some up here:

    http://www.williamsclio.co.uk/forum/...ic.php?t=27473

    but actually not so visible.....I will make some new picts soon
    oh yes, and do not remember on witch picture the spacer is on or not ))
    A worthwhile mod, then??!!

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    if you want widerrr

    you need dimmaaaa

    lol


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    or maxi...

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    Quote Originally Posted by teabag
    if you want widerrr

    you need dimmaaaa

    lol

    Quote Originally Posted by MAXIBOY
    or maxi...
    I agree that's the way forward fellas...but I can't afford em! :(

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ivor Williams
    Quote Originally Posted by Oszy
    have some up here:

    http://www.williamsclio.co.uk/forum/...ic.php?t=27473

    but actually not so visible.....I will make some new picts soon
    oh yes, and do not remember on witch picture the spacer is on or not ))
    A worthwhile mod, then??!!
    for free? yes it is, but not so visible on the side pics.
    but not everyone like it, it is not a prob.

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    Quote Originally Posted by white16valver
    Has doing that ^^^ changed the adjustability in the corners? I'd imagine a wider rear end would 'stick' more, therefore not be as playful.
    I always felt the front on the williams keeps the back in check - party due to the reduced width at the rear.
    By increasing the width at the back, i would think the back would be less inclined to stay in shape.

  7. #27
    Quote Originally Posted by eternalife
    Quote Originally Posted by white16valver
    Has doing that ^^^ changed the adjustability in the corners? I'd imagine a wider rear end would 'stick' more, therefore not be as playful.
    I always felt the front on the williams keeps the back in check - party due to the reduced width at the rear.
    By increasing the width at the back, i would think the back would be less inclined to stay in shape.
    surely dosen't became worts, it is still drivenable like before, maybe even better. I still can won the sprint/slalom races
    I think that the shocks and the tyres are more important.
    Also I had my previous car (a valver) lovered in the front and at the back, and after it drives like s..it!! and my oppinion is also that for the front, you do not need to put to hard shocks...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oszy
    Quote Originally Posted by eternalife
    Quote Originally Posted by white16valver
    Has doing that ^^^ changed the adjustability in the corners? I'd imagine a wider rear end would 'stick' more, therefore not be as playful.
    I always felt the front on the williams keeps the back in check - party due to the reduced width at the rear.
    By increasing the width at the back, i would think the back would be less inclined to stay in shape.
    surely dosen't became worts, it is still drivenable like before, maybe even better. I still can won the sprint/slalom races
    I think that the shocks and the tyres are more important.
    Also I had my previous car (a valver) lovered in the front and at the back, and after it drives like s..it!! and my oppinion is also that for the front, you do not need to put to hard shocks...
    What differences have you noticed by increasing the rear width? does it understeer more? or oversteer more? back easier or harder to control?
    100% agree with your on the tyre/suspension comments

  9. #29
    Hi!

    actually I do not feel a big difference, it is still easy to make the car oversteare(with big braking, or with put your leg off from the throttle pedal at high rpm), but easy to controll it as well....so not a sudden thing
    One of my friend try my car, and he saied that it has just the same handling as his 17poo!

    regards,
    Oszy

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    lower it slightly and buy wider tires


 

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