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dude... you'd need some insane spacers just to get to factory offsets/flushness, particularly for the rear. not to mention the tire sizes would be really weak. again I think this
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dude... you'd need some insane spacers just to get to factory offsets/flushness, particularly for the rear. not to mention the tire sizes would be really weak. again I think this would be most noticeable in the rear.
I'd vote you sell them and get something else or get your stock wheels painted and get some better/wider tires. |
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