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 AE82 Hub positioning difference on 4age & 4ac models?
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Sun, 16 March 2003 12:51
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I've been told that the hub sits in further under the guard, closer in to the body on the twincam version of the ae82 in comparison to the singlecam version. Can anyone shed any light onto the subject and confirm or deny this?
I'm planning to do a gze swap soon and i'm having trouble finding rims to fit the car without protruding out of the front guards. Does anyone know where the ze hubs will sit and what size width wheels i SHOULD be able to fit under there.
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Adelaide
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May 2002
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Re: AE82 Hub positioning difference on 4age & 4ac models?
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Mon, 17 March 2003 04:42
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As far as the AE82 models go, there should be no difference. I have a sedan running a twin cam front suspension setup (hubs struts etc) and have noticed no change in where the wheel sits in relation to the guard. The only part i havent swaped was the control arm, and they are the same any way.
Also, i run 14x6 rims, and they fit under the guards front and rear. I am running standard suspension ride height tho, but they still dont rub. Just have to get the offset in the rims right.
I have no idea on the GZE hubs tho.
Craig.
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Toymods Social Secretary
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Sydney
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July 2002
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Re: AE82 Hub positioning difference on 4age & 4ac models?
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Tue, 18 March 2003 00:29
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just buy the damn cut timmy 
do the conversion.. when the wheels still dont fit. Kick the tyre shop in the nads
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Blue Mountains
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Re: AE82 Hub positioning difference on 4age & 4ac models?
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Sun, 23 March 2003 10:53
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Well thank you for that wonderfull insight there Lenny 
If u can find me a map sensored cut that is in ok nick and at a reasonable price i'll buy it straight away. All i can seem to find is lousy afm cuts at present. It sucks, a month ago there were plenty of map sensored cuts, now i'm ready to go it gone all dry 
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