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I am really trying to make use of the 15mm spacer I bought, I assumed they would have slotted on the front but did not, so wanted to swap things
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I am really trying to make use of the 15mm spacer I bought, I assumed they would have slotted on the front but did not, so wanted to swap things about to at least make use of them etc. I am more concerned at the fronts looking more pushed then the rears, hoping the wheel width and different offsets will likely make then both look good and in line, flush.
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