narrowed beam turning circle.

[young_dubya]

Right, at this moment I'm looking at buying a slamwerks 4.5" narrowed beam. I was going to narrow a split beam 2". My only question is what's the turning circle like at 4.5" narrow?

Looking at my van as it is I could take 2.25" off the track each side with no touching. But looking like and doing are 2 diffrent things :lol:

 

[john the horse]

running a 10inch beam with 17s was bollocks but since we are running 15s as long as you dont roll too low its ok now,

jth

 

[K@rlos]

A mate of mine made a 6 inch narrowed beam for his 66 split, he reckons the turning circle is better :-/

Can't see that myself :-S

 

[speedwell68]

A mate of mine made a 6 inch narrowed beam for his 66 split, he reckons the turning circle is better :-/

Can't see that myself :-S

I love statements like that, it's just people deluding themselves.

I have driven a late bay with a 4.5 inch creative beam and the turning round in a space my stock van would turn in 3 points took about 6 goes at it. Reducing the width of the track will reduce turning circle.

 

[young_dubya]

Main thing is it'll be a daily. If it goes round a mint round about in one go I'm happy. :lol:

 

[K@rlos]

A mate of mine made a 6 inch narrowed beam for his 66 split, he reckons the turning circle is better :-/

Can't see that myself :-S

I love statements like that, it's just people deluding themselves.

I have driven a late bay with a 4.5 inch creative beam and the turning round in a space my stock van would turn in 3 points took about 6 goes at it. Reducing the width of the track will reduce turning circle.

My thoughts exactly :| Oh well :lol:

 

[dubstylez]

I'm running 4.5" narrow slammed and the turning circle is a joke but looking uber cool comes with some drawbacks