Help deciding the offset for stock wheels
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Help deciding the offset for stock wheels
Hi guys,
I am planning of buying spacers for the stock wheels so that I can make them look flush. Could you guys advise me what offset I would need for both front and rear wheels also it would be a real help if you can tell me which is the best place to buy them.
Thanks again.
I am planning of buying spacers for the stock wheels so that I can make them look flush. Could you guys advise me what offset I would need for both front and rear wheels also it would be a real help if you can tell me which is the best place to buy them.
Thanks again.
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First - you're asking about spacers.
Second - don't do it. Spacers are not a good idea.
Third - if you do do it then just go out, get a ruler, and measure how far you want to go in mm. That's how much of a spacer you'd need.
Finally - don't do it. Seriously. Bad idea. Get some wheels that are the width you want.
Second - don't do it. Spacers are not a good idea.
Third - if you do do it then just go out, get a ruler, and measure how far you want to go in mm. That's how much of a spacer you'd need.
Finally - don't do it. Seriously. Bad idea. Get some wheels that are the width you want.
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Thanks for the reply, alright I will wait till I save some to buy new wheels then.
First - you're asking about spacers.
Second - don't do it. Spacers are not a good idea.
Third - if you do do it then just go out, get a ruler, and measure how far you want to go in mm. That's how much of a spacer you'd need.
Finally - don't do it. Seriously. Bad idea. Get some wheels that are the width you want.
Second - don't do it. Spacers are not a good idea.
Third - if you do do it then just go out, get a ruler, and measure how far you want to go in mm. That's how much of a spacer you'd need.
Finally - don't do it. Seriously. Bad idea. Get some wheels that are the width you want.
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yeah, i realize that the idea of using spacers is not good. I guess I could save the money that I thought of spending on spacers into buying the wheels. I hate to wait for another couple of months though . But I am glad I asked for opinion from you guys before buying them.
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thanks guys, i have decided to wait a little longer and get some good wheels, I am thinking these http://www.wheelwarehouse.com/popup.aspx?src=images/PRODUCT/large/2167.jpg. They are a little expensive I think but I can wait till I have enough money for these
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