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rrrr Yes, I have learned so much here on this site that I could not have learned without it. It is people like you that give the details of what you did, how you did it, and what the result was that make it fun for me to learn more about it.
Did you notice much torgue loss with the new tires? How would you think it would effect it pulling a heavy trailer? I am looking into the 395's but am still asking questions before I make the plunge.
CC,
This was a great read. I had to read it from start to finish. I am thinking of doing an extended cab with no extra doors. everything should be straight forward except for the roof. could you tell me how you curved the sides of the new roof to match the exsisting roof? What guage sheet...
gimpyrobb, thanks I didn't know they were already flipped on the A3.
is it because the bead doesnt match or what is the problem with doing that? I have read that some say the tires would be too close together others say they do it just fine.
Opie65
Could you explain what you mean by flipping the hubs. I assume you mean the hub that the wheel bearings ride on but I am not sure. I am looking to buy an A3 and want to put 395's on it to get 60mph out of it. I have been reading alot about this and everyone seems to say different...