
wheel arches
- donkeychomp
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Re: wheel arches
Or...get some used tyres for free and cut them down and use them as arch extensions. I prefer Yokohamas for this 

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- Jordi
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Re: wheel arches
Thames Water Poo Rubber. Yes, all capitalised as that is the official product name.donkeychomp wrote:Or...get some used tyres for free and cut them down and use them as arch extensions. I prefer Yokohamas for this
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