Ants delco twin cam gemini

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Ants delco twin cam gemini

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man i bet people get a shock when that stock as looking gemini boots it looks great gotta love it.
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Now thats what I call a sleeper, looks stock with some extra go.
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thats only if he can get traction with the cheese cutters on there :)
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Traction? Bah, its all about going sideways! Although I have since put 195s on the back!
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its funny, when i hear 195's i think they are small, but then on a gemini they are probably pretty substantial!
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Yeah, they're ok. 205s are about as large as you can go without making more room. but the price doubled for that extra 10mm of rubber! 195s totally dont cut it on the turbo though, that thing is sideways under boost in 1st, 2nd, 3rd no matter what. Must put some pics of that up here in the non-delco category.
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the guards must be a bit smaller than the TG then, i got 215's under the bum of my gem and theres a good fingers gap either side!
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Yeah the TG stockies are are 1" wider, too, even though they otherwise look the same. I didnt realise this for a long time until my mate with a TG gave me some burnout stockies and we put them side by side.
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And, now with a bit of front end work it handles, infact it stays dead flat around corners. And with a heavy duty +40% clutch it has that nice satifying 'thock' when dumping it between 1->2->3rd 8-)
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