How to make my LT Florida smaller?
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Topic: How to make my LT Florida smaller?
Posted By: Chappy
Subject: How to make my LT Florida smaller?
Date Posted: 08 Oct 20 at 16:31
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No more than 2840mm high to be precise..... Only to facilitate getting it into a place for a little while. I'm thinking a set of rims, no tyres and maybe have the rims turned down also. Currently I'm 16cm too high..... ------------- Back in the slow lane, yeah! |
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Posted By: gregozedobe
Date Posted: 10 Oct 20 at 14:38
If smaller diameter rims will fit over your brakes that might be easier than turning down (and thereby ruining) a set of rims. Car dollies may be another even lower alternative (no LT wheels at all)
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Chappy wrote:Posted By: jason k
Date Posted: 11 Oct 20 at 20:30
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winter storage chappy? 16cm is a big ask. I always find it'll fit in anywhere with a long enough run up! 😁 £ ------------- Bcs shallowest surf award winner 2006 camperjam 2011 chug and tug team member aberdare. south wales newest member of karmann korner no longer the only moderator to manage to ban himself |
Posted By: jccamp
Date Posted: 14 Oct 20 at 18:15
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16cm is big Gonna say just brake disc no wheels, but I wouldn’t do it  |
Posted By: Buss Marius
Date Posted: 15 Oct 20 at 21:54
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How many cm of ruber from the steel wheels down to the floor? 12? 14? 16? Then try to compres the springs for the rest. ------------- 87 Karmann LT L 2,4D. 89 T3 Syncro Reimo 1,9TD. 2000 T4 Caravelle TDI |