Got the other side of the panel painted up, looks good as new again!

Painted another door, this time Mauritius blue with 5% (5gr per 100 gr of paint) metallic added.

It looks a bit light, which was to be expected with the extra metallic flake.
I've a fitment issue with the rear arches and tires getting in the way of each other, probably something your all used to?!
My rear beam is fitted with castor and camber plates so I can adjust either. Today I test fitted the rear beam with a wheel, 16x9 with 225/40 and 215/40 tires, to check for clearance with camber dialed out as much as the plates allow.


And 215/40 tires, iX arch flare also fitted.


I've already trimmed the lip back a bit, there's maybe 3mm left, I also intent to fold this up flat. And it also looks like I will need a slight flare for the wheel to tuck in under the arch. I was concerned the iX arch flares wouldn't work with a flared arch but it seems they can be trimmed back. Now to find someone who can roll and flare them

Painted another door, this time Mauritius blue with 5% (5gr per 100 gr of paint) metallic added.

It looks a bit light, which was to be expected with the extra metallic flake.
I've a fitment issue with the rear arches and tires getting in the way of each other, probably something your all used to?!
My rear beam is fitted with castor and camber plates so I can adjust either. Today I test fitted the rear beam with a wheel, 16x9 with 225/40 and 215/40 tires, to check for clearance with camber dialed out as much as the plates allow.


And 215/40 tires, iX arch flare also fitted.


I've already trimmed the lip back a bit, there's maybe 3mm left, I also intent to fold this up flat. And it also looks like I will need a slight flare for the wheel to tuck in under the arch. I was concerned the iX arch flares wouldn't work with a flared arch but it seems they can be trimmed back. Now to find someone who can roll and flare them

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