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$1600 US is still too much for factory wheels. You can pick them up for $800 US all day here in Cali and I doubt shipping would add up to
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$1600 US is still too much for factory wheels. You can pick them up for $800 US all day here in Cali and I doubt shipping would add up to that much more.
How wide depends on your tires sizes, ride height and the look you're going for. I wouldn't bother getting custom spacers made since the H&R's are readily available but if you insisted, maybe go with 35mm spacers all around to give it a bit more aggressive look. Or if they didn't have to match, do a pair of 35mm and another in 40mm, that way you can try them front/rear and see what you're preferred look is. 19x8.5 et 21 (w/35mm spacer) 19x8.5 et 16 (w/40mm spacer) 19x11 et 16 (w/35mm spacer) 19x11 et 11 (w/40mm spacer) |
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